Authorities in Xinjiang forcibly shut down a Christian house church, arresting some of its leaders and believers.
Li Zaili
Another Camp for Uyghurs Exposed in Xinjiang
Over 2,000 Uyghur men are detained in a “transformation through education” camp in Lop county of Xinjiang’s Hotan prefecture.
Henan Authorities Adopt New Measures to Curb Christianity
Officials are implementing a variety of new anti-religious activities, including the repurposing of religious venues, mobilizing relatives to “transform” believers, as well as extensive anti-religious propaganda campaigns.
Muslim Families Forced to Bond Over Short Video Calls
With parents in “transformation through education” camps, the only time children can see them is through a short video call, which is monitored by authorities.
Children of Arrested Uyghur Families Strictly Supervised
Authorities in Lop county of Xinjiang’s Hotan prefecture are strictly supervising about 2,000 Uyghur children from families whose both parents had been taken to “transformation through education” camps.
Christians Detained All Over Xinjiang
Last month, authorities in the Chinese province arrested Christians for a variety of reasons. Some were sent to “transformation through education” camps.
Church Leaders Arrested, One Loses Job in Aftermath
In Xinjiang’s Urumqi, authorities shut down a house church and arrested several of its church leaders. A female church leader has lost her job due to the arrest.
Uyghur Women Forced to Labor in Camp
New information emerged that women that are kept in the Kazanqi Ethnic Handicraft Production Base, which has been recently converted into a camp, are forced to work.
Shelter Houses Built for Muslim Children (VIDEO)
After their parents are taken away to “transformation through education” camps, the children are often left unsupervised. Authorities are now building shelter houses for them.
Uyghur Man Sentenced for Keeping a Beard
A Muslim in Xinjiang was given a five-year prison sentence for growing out an “abnormal beard.”
Li Zaili
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