The important gathering of the government-controlled religious bodies called for an emphasis on the latest documents of the regime in sermons and study groups.
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Expanding the Notion of Xie Jiao in China: Now Even Reformed Christians Are “Cultists”
The case of Fuyang Maizhong Reformed Church confirms that the category of “organizations promoting heterodox teachings” may be expanded at the authorities’ will.
China’s Ministry of Public Security Reports Increased Anti-Religious Repression in 2024
Besides police activity and arrests, the Ministry claims it organized 56,000 events against “xie jiao” during the year, reaching more than 17 million citizens.
CCP’s Chinese New Year Wishes to Religions: Get Ready for Even More Control
A symposium promises for the coming year more “Sinicization” and surveillance of all religions.
China’s Grand Proposal: Let Us Be Responsible for Protecting Your Data
The “Global Cross-border Data Flow Cooperation Initiative” introduced at the 2024 World Internet Conference is a dangerous tool of Chinese imperialism and international surveillance.
An Epidemic of Murders in China: The Zhang Xianzhong Effect
As evidenced by the killing of 35 in Zhuhai in November, increasingly assassins target randomly selected victims they do not know. The regime believes a 17th-century rebel may inspire them.
“Red Cultural Education” for Clergy of All Religions in China
For seven days, clergy was taken around Henan to pay homage to CCP heroes and learn that “Xi Jinping’s thought on culture is profound, logically rigorous, and of great significance.”
Why Did Some American Protestants Welcome in the US the Accomplices of Chinese Persecution of Christians?
An open letter by a Chinese to Christian leaders who wined, dined, and allowed to deliver propaganda speeches in Chicago, Chinese Three-Self bureaucrats whom a USCIRF report called “complicit in the CCP’s systematic, religious freedom violations.”
The Plenum: Why Xi Jinping Tries to Impersonate Deng Xiaoping
Opponents of the President accuse him of dismantling Deng’s reforms. Xi is now trying to falsify history to present himself as the new Deng.
The “Ink Girl” Six Years After: Is She Alive or Dead?
Dong Yaoqiong sprayed with ink a portrait of Xi Jinping on July 4, 2018, and was taken to a psychiatric hospital. Her friends ask the CCP to prove she is still alive.
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