Extending persecution of religious venues, the CCP demands them to contribute to the coronavirus relief fund, or they won’t be allowed to reopen after lockdown.
Jiang Tao
Religious Venues Ordered to Subscribe to CCP’s Periodicals
The government wants to ensure that all people of faith in China accept its ideological leadership. Those who disobey are punished.
Believers Forced to Prove Loyalty to the State with Money
China’s religious groups are happy to help when disasters strike. But much of their efforts, and collected donations, are exploited by the government.
China Forcibly Collects DNA to Monitor Its People
With threats and abusing rights, the CCP makes its citizens give samples of their biometric data, often disguised as mandatory medical exams or other pretenses.
Communist Party Clamps Down on Its Religious Members
Religion is identified as the major “dark and evil force” behind “weak and lax” CCP organizations that are being investigated across China.
CCP Uses Believers’ Donations to Indoctrinate Them
The regime tightens control over finances of state-approved churches, as a tool to limit religious activities to the minimum and ultimately take over them entirely.
Students in China Indoctrinated to Abhor Hong Kong Protestors
Strict control over the minds of university students in the mainland has been imposed to prevent them from being influenced by democratic beliefs and ideals.
Searching for the Relatives That Are Not Missing
Families of Church of Almighty God members who fled abroad are pressured to join CCP’s efforts to make their relatives return to China, where they will be hounded.
Social Credit-Like Measures Employed to Suppress Churches
Similar to the infamous national reputation system, used for mass surveillance and control of citizens, churches face closure for “defying” government regulations.
Destroying Lives for the Sake of a “Beautiful Countryside”
Land expropriations, demolitions of properties, and even deaths are the results of China’s nationwide rural rejuvenation campaign.
Jiang Tao
Uses a pseudonym for security reasons.