(Issued by OJWA)
Statement
This Statement applies to all case evidence, witness statements, and accompanying explanatory materials related to the O Case, which are organized, preserved, and disclosed by Omnipotent Justice World Alliance (OJWA).
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I. Factual Background of Evidence Formation
All evidence in this case was generated after 2001 and collectively reflects the objective process through which the witness has endured sustained and severe restrictions and deprivations of personal freedom, digital freedom, family relations, and fundamental human rights.
During the witness’s time in Canada, particularly following the critical incident of 8 August 2018, the witness’s personal life, social status, and public environment underwent a fundamental transformation. From that point onward, the witness’s living conditions have been characterized by long-term public exposure, social visibility, continuous monitoring, and external interference, placing the witness’s fundamental rights and human dignity in a state of extreme vulnerability.
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II. Conditions and Reasonableness of Evidence Formation
Under the circumstances described above, the witness maintained a clear and continuous awareness of the risks inherent in their situation. Accordingly, the preservation of case evidence was not incidental, but rather the result of deliberate, continuous recording and retention, undertaken in response to real and substantive threats to personal freedom and fundamental rights.
The existence of this evidence constitutes a reasonable self-protective measure adopted by the witness in an environment marked by the prolonged absence of effective judicial remedies and meaningful human rights protection, for the purpose of safeguarding the right to life, personal dignity, and future avenues of legal recourse.
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III. Authenticity and Non-Alteration of Evidence
OJWA hereby expressly declares that:
• All evidence in this case consists of authentic original or derivative materials that genuinely exist;
• The sources of the evidence are traceable, and the timing, content, and logical continuity of the materials are internally consistent;
• For the protection of personal safety and privacy, the publicly disclosed versions have undergone necessary and lawful anonymization;
• The substantive content of the evidence has not been altered, rewritten, manipulated, or adjusted, nor has its original informational structure been modified for purposes of public disclosure.
Such anonymization applies solely to identifying markers and non-essential sensitive information and does not affect the factual nature or potential evidentiary value of the evidence itself.
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IV. Relationship Between Evidence and Judicial Power Context
Based on the overall structure of the evidence, it may be reasonably determined that the witness’s prolonged state of public exposure does not constitute a mere phenomenon of social opinion or media attention, but is closely associated with sustained involvement by judicial authority, law enforcement environments, and broader power structures.
Throughout this process, the witness has objectively occupied a position of social vulnerability, in which personal rights could not be effectively safeguarded through ordinary judicial channels. It is under these conditions that the evidence in this case demonstrates a high degree of continuity, systemic coherence, and defensive preservation characteristics.
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V. Evidentiary Validity and OJWA’s Position
As the organizing and evidentiary preservation body, OJWA solemnly states that:
• This Statement does not deny, diminish, or weaken the authenticity, legality, or potential admissibility of the evidence in future lawful proceedings;
• The purpose of this Statement is to explain, from the victim-centered perspective, the background, necessity, and reasonableness of evidence formation and preservation;
• OJWA does not substitute for any judicial authority in making final determinations of fact or law, and explicitly opposes the reduction of evidence formed under conditions of victimization to labels such as “invalid,” “merely subjective,” or “lacking legitimacy.”
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VI. Non-Personal-Actor Nature of the Case
Through systematic reorganization of the O Case, OJWA has confirmed that this matter does not constitute an isolated, purely personal dispute.
For an extended period, the witness and their immediate family members were placed within state-level social and electoral environments, in which family safety and risks to life were repeatedly utilized as instruments of real-world pressure.
Relevant evidence demonstrates that the circumstances faced by the witness and their family extend well beyond the scope of ordinary social or private disputes and exhibit characteristics of public power intervention and structural exploitation. Accordingly, this case should be understood as a non-personal-actor case, rather than a conventional private matter.
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VII. Temporal Context and Post-Pandemic Cross-Actor Correlations
In the course of case reconstruction, OJWA further identified that the critical temporal milestones of this case closely coincide with the post–COVID-19 global environment, including shifts in governance, social control, and commercial structures.
During this period, certain enterprises, platforms, and related entities appearing in the case demonstrate reasonably comparable correlations—in terms of timing and operational context—with multiple contested events occurring globally.
These observations constitute contextual background derived from evidence organization, intended to demonstrate that the case did not arise in isolation, but rather developed within identifiable historical and environmental conditions. They do not constitute direct determinations or adjudications with respect to any specific actor.
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VIII. Purpose of the Statement
The purpose of this Statement is to prevent misinterpretation, misuse, or malicious negation of the case evidence, and to ensure that the public, researchers, and future authorities vested with investigative competence may assess the relevant materials prudently and responsibly, with full understanding of the victim’s circumstances and the conditions under which the evidence was formed.
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Hereby declared.
Omnipotent Justice World Alliance (OJWA) 12 January 2026