Bitter Winter

When media spread intolerance, and authorities promote discrimination, violence is a logical consequence.

How Uyghur students helped shape China’s 1980s reform era, and a democratic awakening became recast as a security threat.

A public agitator turns online polemics into real-world intimidation against a vulnerable minority.

Beijing gathers Tibet experts to reaffirm that research must serve ideology and shape global narratives.

ThreeSelf Church Prepares New “Catechisms” for the Sinicization of Christianity

Will the new government restore religious liberty and put an end to anti-Scientology bigotry and discrimination?

The Strasbourg Court condemns a municipal ban in Bulgaria and sets a demanding standard for State action affecting proselytization.

A Chinese Christian reports on the anxiety under local systems that pay for denouncing illegal religious activity.

As the 62nd session opens in Geneva, a new statement warns that expanding the trafficking law to include psychological influence threatens freedom of belief.

On June 14, police attacked the Sunday service in Chengdu, detaining several elders and members