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Shincheonji Leader Lee Man Hee Arrested Over Election Influence Allegations

Shincheonji Leader Lee Man Hee Arrested Over Election Influence Allegations
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Lee Man Hee, the 95-year-old founder of the secretive Shincheonji religious sect, was arrested Wednesday. Authorities are investigating allegations that Lee illegally recruited thousands of his followers into the conservative People Power Party to manipulate election outcomes. While this investigation targets the Shincheonji leader, other religious activities in the region continue, including a recent visit by U.S. White House and State Department officials to the Segero Presbyterian Church in Busan to discuss religious freedom acts.

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Leader of secretive South Korean church arrested in election influence investigation

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Leader of secretive South Korean church arrested on suspicion of election influence

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The 95-year-old leader of a secretive South Korean church has been arrested on suspicion of election influence.

US officials visit South Korean church over religious freedom acts

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High-ranking officials from the U.S. White House and State Department visited Segero Presbyterian Church in Busan on the 7th and met with church representatives, including Senior Pastor Son Hyun-bo.

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