On April 4, the Tokyo High Court issued a decision to dissolve the World Peace Unification Family Association, commonly known as the former Unification Church, based on the Religious Corporations Act, in light of allegations concerning high-value donation solicitations. While the court's ruling is seen as warranted following a thorough examination of human rights violations arising after the church's compliance declaration in 2009, experts caution that the case is far from resolved. Even if dissolved as a religious corporation, many affiliated organizations will continue their activities, highlighting the lack of administrative and civil support for victims, including second-generation members, and the failure to clarify the root causes of the widespread harms caused by the organization.