Soldiers share the memories of serving their country they wish to forget: hunting down Uyghurs, killing Tibetan monks, “selective” rescue of earthquake victims.
An Xin
CCP Continues Suppressing House Churches Amid the Pandemic
Even during the coronavirus outbreak, China’s regime does not relax its efforts persecuting the religious groups it doesn’t control.
Catholics Pray Outside Their Shut Down Churches
To push all believers under its control, the Chinese government is closing down all churches that refuse to join the Patriotic Catholic Church.
CCP Expands Control Over Items Sent to Hong Kong and Taiwan
Postal and courier services in China are scrutinized to ensure that no “sensitive” goods reach pro-democracy fighters, their staff punished for minor missteps.
People Are Risking Lives to Protect Their Rights
The CCP claims that the situation of human rights in China “is the best in history.” Two more cases prove that such statements are very far from reality.
‘Hong Kong Protestors Are Thugs,’ Students in China Are Taught
While Hong Kong people continue fighting for freedom and democracy, school students in the mainland are instructed by CCP-trained teachers to hate them.
At Least 60 Catholic Venues Shut Down in Fuzhou Archdiocese
The clergy who refuse to be controlled by the state are harassed by authorities, subjected to indoctrination to make them join the Patriotic Church.
Two Three-Self Churches Demolished in a Fuzhou Village
Even places of worship under CCP’s control are deemed ideological enemies and also face brutal suppressions: closed down, forced to merge, even destroyed.
CCP Intensifies Pressure on Catholic Conscientious Objectors
The auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Mindong, Guo Xijin, strong-armed again to join the Patriotic Church; rebellious places of worship shut down.
Three-Self Church Clergy Dismissed for Being “Anti-Party”
Preachers of state-approved churches pressured to replace God with communist ideology. Those who disobey are accused of disloyalty to the regime and are fired.
An Xin
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