A Seoul court sentences Unification Church leader Hak Ja Han (also reported as Han Hak-ja) to two years in prison. The ruling is reported by multiple outlets as being delivered in South Korea’s capital.
The reports describe the case as involving bribery and political funding allegations. One outlet specifies the sentence as a combined two-year term and links it to offenses connected to alleged political funding and bribery. Other coverage provides fewer case details, but all describe the same outcome and sentence length.
Across the sources, the main points are consistent: the trial occurs in Seoul and the court imposes a two-year prison term on Hak Ja Han. Differences are limited to how each outlet characterizes the underlying charges—some mention bribery and political funding more explicitly, while others focus primarily on the sentencing result.
