The "Almighty God" cult tries to prevent the revision of South Korea's "Refugee Law"

South Korea’s "Goodnews" website (Goodnews) reported on February 25, 2021 that a few years ago, a large number of "Almighty God" followers entered South Korea to expand the power of the cult, and falsely applied for refugees in South Korea under the guise of religious repression in China. South Korean society has caused many adverse effects. In order to solve this problem, the South Korean government decided to make legislative amendments to the current "Refugee Law." The "Almighty God" cult was anxious about this and tried to obstruct the South Korean government's amendment.

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On December 28, 2020, the Ministry of Justice of South Korea issued a notice to revise some provisions of the Refugee Law. On February 5, 2021, the "Almighty God" cult submitted a statement of opinion against the amendments to the Refugee Law of the Ministry of Justice on the website of the Center for Korean National Participation in Legislation. In the submission, "Almighty God" expressed his opposition to the amendment to the Refugee Law and tried to obstruct the amendment of the bill in this way.
　Under the guise of religion, "Almighty God" touted the Chinese woman Yang Xiangbin as the second coming female Christ and preached the doomsday theory, which has long been defined by the Chinese government as a cult organization.

"Almighty God" cult submitted to the "Korea National Participation Legislation Center" website to oppose the amendment to the "Refugee Law" (Download the print version of the Good News TV station), with the original text

The "Almighty God" cult organization began to send a large number of believers into South Korea in 2013. For the bad purpose of spreading cult teachings in South Korea for a long time, it falsely claimed that it was persecuted by the Chinese government in the country, and used South Korea's current "Refugee Law" as political asylum. "Flaws, applying for false refugee status, buying a house in South Korea, wantonly driving up the price of South Korean real estate, continuously expanding the power of cults, and carrying out cult missionary activities, seriously disrupting South Korean public security.

This revision of the "Refugee Law" is dedicated to addressing the problem of false refugees from the "Almighty God" at its root, making the "Almighty God" feel terrified. Therefore, 1,000 "Almighty God" cultists jumped the wall and jointly submitted their objections to the Ministry of Justice of South Korea. Book, fabricated the lie that he was deported by the Chinese government, and tried to prevent the amendment of the bill on the grounds that the amendment of the Refugee Law would make him homeless.

The "Almighty God" cult raised objections to the "Refugee Law" Part of the Amendment Bill, Article 5, Item 2 of the original text with pictures

The Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea clearly stated in Article 5, Item 2 of the pre-announcement of the amendment to some of the “Refugee Act”: “Applicants who repeatedly apply for refugees without major changes will be reviewed within 14 days in principle. Applicants who are judged to be ineligible for refugee status , Will restrict their objection applications or administrative trials.” The
　　Refugee Policy Division of the Ministry of Justice of South Korea issued the “Regulation Impact Analysis” and pointed out that “for applicants who have been examined as ineligible for refugee status, it is extremely necessary to prevent them from abusing the refugee system.” Sex.

Many experts on cult issues in South Korea said that in order to effectively curb "Almighty God" from gathering in South Korea to carry out cult missionary activities, it is imperative to amend part of the "Refugee Law"! In addition, a number of experts on cult issues have jointly submitted a written opinion in favor of legislative amendments to some bills of the Refugee Law.
　　Elijakin (a pseudonym) of the Korean Association said: “I saw the opinion of Almighty God recently published on the website of the Korean National Participation Legislation Center against some of the amendments to the Refugee Law. I have sent dozens of submissions. This group has issued an initiative, calling on everyone to join forces and actively implement preventive measures to effectively stop'Almighty God' from obstructing the amendment of the Refugee Law."

Zhuo Zhiyuan, director of the Korea Institute of Modern Religion, said: "'Almighty God' has been defined as a cult organization. Its behavior is extremely anti-social, anti-national, and anti-moral. The consequences of its development are unimaginable. Religious groups from all walks of life should unite and take action. As a countermeasure, we should be alert to the continued spread and expansion of its cult power, and tackle the problem of the'Almighty God' cult from the root."