Bitter Winter

Disturbing parallels with patterns of militarized raids on minority religions emerge.

For the first time, the Committee finds violations of both non-discrimination and minority rights provisions in a religious liberty case.

The United Front Work Department chief and Politburo members personally inspected the progress of the CCP’s plan to control religions in a key province.

Media and anti-cultists misinterpret a (wrong) decision as a judicial condemnation of the religion rather than a free-speech case.

An award for the book that highlights the human cost of China’s population control through the extraordinary story of separated twins.

The court dissolved the Church based on “hypothetical” and “potential” rather than actual risks.

After the 2018 agreement, pressure on Chinese Catholics is escalating amid apparent indifference from the Vatican, a Human Rights Watch Report says.

After the internal reform of 2009, contested cases of donations fell to almost zero.

A Chinese Christian explains that obtaining a Bible legally is difficult—and getting one illegally will land you in jail.

The court failed to prove that dissolving the church was “necessary in a democratic society.”