一 | AI摘要 国台办驳斥陆委会谣言，称台胞来大陆无风险。
二 | 批评民进党阻挠两岸教育交流及限制公务员探亲，指出其意在制造对立、谋取私利。 TOKYO -- Japan’s government asked a court Friday to revoke the legal status of the Unification Church after an Education Ministry investigation concluded the group for decades has systematically manipulated its followers into donating money, sowing fear and harming their families.The request submitted to the Tokyo District Court asks for it to issue a dissolution order revoking the church's status as a religious organization. Education Ministry officials submitted 5,000 pieces of documents and evidence in cardboard boxes to the court to support its request. The process involves hearings and appeals from both sides and would take a while. If the order is approved and its legal status is stripped, the church could still operate but would lose its tax exemption privilege as a religious organization and would face financial setbacks.The request was made a day after Education Minister Masahito Moriyama announced a panel of experts had endorsed the revocation request based on the findings of the ministry's investigation into the church's fundraising tactics and other allegations. The Japan branch of the South Korea-based church, which officially calls itself the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, earlier condemned the government's decision.“It is our deepest regret that the Japanese government made the serious decision based on distorted information provided by a leftist lawyers’ group formed for the purpose of destroying our organization,” the church said in a statement late Thursday. “It will be a stain in Japan’s Constitutional history.”As part of the Education Ministry investigation, officials interviewed more than 170 people allegedly harmed by the church's fundraising tactics and other problems. The church failed to respond to dozens of questions during the seven inquiries, Moriyama said Thursday. The church tried to steer its followers’ decision-making, using manipulative tactics, making them buy expensive goods and donate beyond their financial ability and causing fear and harm to them and their families, Moriyama said Thursday. The tactics seriously deviated from the law on religious groups, in which the purpose of the churches’ legal status is to give people peace of mind, he said. “The activities are wrongful conducts under the Civil Code and their damages are immense.”The Agency for Cultural Affairs found 32 cases of civil lawsuits acknowledging damages totaling 2.2 billion yen ($14.7 million) for 169 people, while the amount of settlements reached in or outside court totaled 20.4 billion yen ($137 million) and involved 1,550 people, Moriyama said.Japan has in place hurdles for restraining religious activities due to lessons from the prewar and wartime oppression of freedom of religion and thought.The investigation followed months of public outrage and questions about the group’s fundraising and recruitment tactics after former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination last year. The man accused of shooting Abe allegedly was motivated by the former prime minister’s links to the church that he blamed for bankrupting his family.Decades of cozy ties between the church and Japan’s governing Liberal Democratic Party were revealed since Abe's assassination and have eroded support for Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government. Kishida told reporters Thursday that the government’s decision to seek the revocation order was made carefully based on facts and was not political, denying speculation it was intended to shore up dwindling public support.The Unification Church obtained legal status as a religious organization in Japan in 1968 amid an anti-communist movement supported by Abe’s grandfather, former Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi.The church has acknowledged excessive donations but says the problem has been mitigated for more than a decade. It also has pledged further reforms.Experts say Japanese followers are asked to pay for sins committed by their ancestors during Japan’s 1910-1945 colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula, and that the majority of the church’s worldwide funding comes from Japan.If the church's status is revoked, it would be the first under civil law. Two earlier cases involved criminal charges — the Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult, which carried out a sarin nerve gas attack on the Tokyo subway, and the Myokakuji group, whose executives were convicted of fraud.。
三 | 北京8月19日电（记者许晓静、尚昊）针对台陆委会造谣抹黑大陆即将施行的《国务院关于出境入境管理的规定》、误导岛内民众“进出大陆会有风险”，国务院台办发言人朱凤莲19日在例行新闻发布会上表示，台湾民众来大陆完全不需要担心有什么风险。
四 | 广大台湾同胞来大陆旅游、探亲、参访、交流，一定会乘兴而来、尽兴而归。
五 | 她介绍，《国务院关于出境入境管理的规定》是为了规范出境入境管理，保障出境入境人员的合法权益，维护国家主权、安全、发展利益。规定主要包括健全出境安全风险防范制度，明确出境入境申请事由应当真实、合法，规范出境入境中介服务等。
六 | 该规定有利于维护两岸民众往来的合法权益，为台湾同胞来大陆营造更好的法治环境。 朱凤莲指出，民进党当局不遗余力禁限两岸交流往来，千方百计阻挡两岸同胞走亲走近，打压、恐吓、造谣等手段花样百出，台湾陆委会更是冲在前面成为两岸交流交往的“绊脚石”。今年上半年台胞来大陆达到285万人次、同比增长24.9%，暑期来大陆观光参访的台湾同胞络绎于途，都是对民进党当局禁限阻挠最明确的回应。面对两岸交流交往滚滚潮流，民进党当局最害怕的是他们制造的“信息茧房”不断被戳破、构建的虚假“台独”叙事不断被揭穿，所以才会如此地信口雌黄。
七 | 据报道，民进党当局持续限缩两岸教育交流，台教育主管部门要求校方提供大陆研修生在台的每日行程、课程主题、参访地点等，并计划收紧审核大陆研修生和教师赴台申请，不少大陆研修生赴台项目被迫中断或彻底取消。
八 | 对此，朱凤莲答问指出，这是民进党当局阻挠和禁限两岸正常交流交往的又一恶行。 她表示，两岸高校互派研修生行之有年，是两岸教育交流的重要组成部分，有利于推动两岸学术成果互学互鉴，促进两岸教育共同发展。民进党当局滥权妄为，无视岛内高校参与两岸交流的强烈愿望与现实需求，频繁将“黑手”伸向两岸教育交流，强行限缩大陆学生赴台研修，对台湾教育界威逼利诱，严重损害两岸教育交流和学生正当权益，令人不齿。 对于民进党当局有关台湾公务员赴大陆探亲的限制性规定，朱凤莲评论指出，民进党当局此前阻挠公职人员来大陆探亲、奔丧，如今又肆意侵犯台胞个人隐私，为的是阻挠台胞前来大陆，怕的是他们靠谎话欺骗、煽动“反中抗中”谋取政治私利的真实面目被更多台胞看穿。岛内的批评声音已经表明了广大台湾民众的强烈不满。
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