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Religion nisei (宗教2世, shūkyō nisei, religion second generation) is a Japanese phrase which refers to children being raised by their parents with strong religious beliefs. These children may be forced to practice the same religion against their free will by their parents. They are also called "cultist nisei" (カルト2世, karuto nisei) or "nisei believers" (2世信者, nisei shinja). These children are reportedly often challenged by hardships such as child neglect, child abuse, psychology, finance, academy and social independence because of their religious parents and the predatory practices of the religious organization. While the religion nisei is a longstanding social issue in Japan, the Japanese government has been accused of inaction. The assassination of Shinzo Abe in 2022 has increased media scr

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  • Religion nisei (宗教2世, shūkyō nisei, religion second generation) is a Japanese phrase which refers to children being raised by their parents with strong religious beliefs. These children may be forced to practice the same religion against their free will by their parents. They are also called "cultist nisei" (カルト2世, karuto nisei) or "nisei believers" (2世信者, nisei shinja). These children are reportedly often challenged by hardships such as child neglect, child abuse, psychology, finance, academy and social independence because of their religious parents and the predatory practices of the religious organization. While the religion nisei is a longstanding social issue in Japan, the Japanese government has been accused of inaction. The assassination of Shinzo Abe in 2022 has increased media scrutiny on the matter. Within the Unification Church, children born directly from the parents paired by the organization in the mass wedding are also called the "blessed second generations" (祝福2世, shukufuku nisei). (en)
  • 在日本,信徒後代(日语:宗教2世,羅馬化:shūkyō nisei或日语:2世信者,羅馬化:nisei shinja)是專指由有狂熱宗教信仰的父母撫養下成長的兒童,他們可能因為特定宗教和家長的影響下被迫參與相同的宗教活動,並因為家長過度的宗教狂熱而面臨、兒童虐待、心理、學業、金錢及自立等難題。儘管信徒後代在日本是一個長久的社會問題,但日本政府被指責一直忽視信徒後代的求助,直至2022年7月8日日本前首相安倍晉三於街頭拉票活動中遇刺身亡,而被捕疑兇的背景為典型的信徒後代才讓日本主流媒體和政府開始關注相關問題。 誘發刺殺案和信徒後代問題討論的統一教將由該教在大型配婚典禮中撮合的夫婦所生的孩子稱呼為「受祝福的後代」(日语:祝福2世,羅馬化:shukufuku nisei)。 (zh)
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  • 在日本,信徒後代(日语:宗教2世,羅馬化:shūkyō nisei或日语:2世信者,羅馬化:nisei shinja)是專指由有狂熱宗教信仰的父母撫養下成長的兒童,他們可能因為特定宗教和家長的影響下被迫參與相同的宗教活動,並因為家長過度的宗教狂熱而面臨、兒童虐待、心理、學業、金錢及自立等難題。儘管信徒後代在日本是一個長久的社會問題,但日本政府被指責一直忽視信徒後代的求助,直至2022年7月8日日本前首相安倍晉三於街頭拉票活動中遇刺身亡,而被捕疑兇的背景為典型的信徒後代才讓日本主流媒體和政府開始關注相關問題。 誘發刺殺案和信徒後代問題討論的統一教將由該教在大型配婚典禮中撮合的夫婦所生的孩子稱呼為「受祝福的後代」(日语:祝福2世,羅馬化:shukufuku nisei)。 (zh)
  • Religion nisei (宗教2世, shūkyō nisei, religion second generation) is a Japanese phrase which refers to children being raised by their parents with strong religious beliefs. These children may be forced to practice the same religion against their free will by their parents. They are also called "cultist nisei" (カルト2世, karuto nisei) or "nisei believers" (2世信者, nisei shinja). These children are reportedly often challenged by hardships such as child neglect, child abuse, psychology, finance, academy and social independence because of their religious parents and the predatory practices of the religious organization. While the religion nisei is a longstanding social issue in Japan, the Japanese government has been accused of inaction. The assassination of Shinzo Abe in 2022 has increased media scr (en)
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  • 宗教2世 (ja)
  • Religion Nisei (en)
  • 信徒後代 (zh)
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