Xinjiang Authorities Build Massive Prison
The building, constructed as a regular prison, will have extensive secret facilities and is planned to accommodate at least 10,000 inmates.
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The building, constructed as a regular prison, will have extensive secret facilities and is planned to accommodate at least 10,000 inmates.
In the July-August 2018 of The Journal of CESNUR, sociologist Massimo Introvigne discusses the notion of fake news, and how CCP organizes international campaigns of fake news to justify the persecution of certain groups, with a case study of The Church of Almighty God.
The persecution and closures of house churches in Liaoning Province have increased after the Chinese government adopted special legislation earlier this year.
The Myanmar government became an international pariah for its persecution of the Muslim Rohingya minority – until it found a good friend, China, which is at work to undermine the unanimity of the condemnation of what many call a genocide, and to sell arms to the Burmese military engaged in the repression.
Authorities in China’s provinces proactively respond to President Xi Jinping’s order to intensify the crackdown on beliefs and use the same methods as those employed to eliminate gang crime.
Since April 2018, the Chinese authorities have been implementing a national campaign against The Church of Almighty God. In Jiangsu Province alone, at least 350 Church members have been arrested to date.
The Chinese authorities deployed a satellite positioning system during the new crackdown on The Church of Almighty God.
The Board of Immigration Appeals granted on August 13 a stay of removal to the leader of The Church of Almighty God in four Chinese provinces, who was to be deported to China after August 15.
In acts that remind of the Cultural Revolution era style policing, the Chinese Communist authorities have intensified their attack on Islam.
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