Japan's Supreme Court has upheld a lower court order urging the controversial religious group Unification Church to disband, calling it "necessary and inevitable" after its aggressive donation-soliciting tactics plagued followers for decades.The church came under greater scrutiny for its links to ruling party politicians, especially after the killing of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe by a man who held a grudge against the group over financial hardship endured by his family.Presiding Justice Eriko Watanabe said the necessity of the church's dissolution outweighs its potential psyc…READ FULL ARTICLE
