The movement is obviously not an organisation, but encompasses various organisations, some of them at loggerheads with each other. However, in present-day official contexts, the moniker "Osho" is used as a matter of course. This applies to recent trademark disputes, to case law, and to US human rights reporting, as per examples above. For examples of recent scholarly studies using the Osho moniker, see , . We have to agree to disagree; I think we should use the modern term that has supplanted the old one. As a compromise, I have previously indicated that Osho (Rajneesh) movement or Osho/Rajneesh movement (see here for example) would suit me as well. 466