The newly approved statute institutionalizes the CCP’s harsh attitude toward minorities and their languages and cultures.
Matthew Omolesky
Russia Calls Patriarch Bartholomew “Antichrist in a Cassock”
Russian Intelligence now presents itself as the ultimate arbiter of orthodoxy and theology.
Spirit Breaking: On Mosque Rectification and Cultural Genocide
A public toilet installed on the remains of the Tokul mosque in Xinjiang—and other rites of humiliation the CCP performs against religion.
Matthew Omolesky
Matthew Omolesky is a human rights lawyer and researcher in the field of cultural heritage preservation. Formerly a researcher-in-residence at the Institut za Civilizacijo in Kulturo (Ljubljana), he is a fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute and a frequent contributor to The American Spectator and Quadrant.