A magazine on religious liberty and human rights in China
After the CCP ordered a crackdown on religious statues, many were modified in bizarre ways as this was the only alternative to destruction. Bitter Winter here collects several typical cases for our readers.
On February 22, 2019 we published the article by Marco Respinti “Apple Cooperates with the CCP to Censor Bitter Winter.” The article mentioned problems with Apple concerning the availability of the Chinese language Bitter Winter app in the Apple Store. These problems having been solved, the article has been removed.
Convegno organizzato dal Il Gruppo Consiliare Beppe Sala Sindaco Noi, MIlano e UCA (Unione Comunità Africane d’Italia), in collaborazione con Bitter Winter e Cesnur.
Religious Freedom of Catholics in China European Parliament 25 September 2019, 16-19
The CCP is pressuring Catholic conscientious objectors to join the Patriotic Church by using the Vatican’s pastoral guidelines as an excuse.
A letter to all members of the EU Parliament in Brussels, regarding members of the new religious movement and the persecution they suffer in China.
Hundreds of CAG members have escaped to South Korea, where they are seeking refugee status.
We publish the declaration adopted by the participants to the Taiwan International Religious Freedom Forum, including Bitter Winter, on May 31, 2019.
The three decades since the Tiananmen tragedy have passed in the blink of an eye, but the scenes of the CCP’s violent acts of suppression feel just as vivid as yesterday.
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