USCIRF reprimanded American CEOs for implicitly supporting China’s crackdown on religious liberty. They paid $40,000 for being there and got nothing in return.
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The CCP Wants To Control the Interpretation of Tibetan Buddhist Scriptures
At a seminar in Beijing, monks were told that religious classics should be interpreted according to “Sinicized” and socialist principles.
China Forcibly Repatriates North Korean Refugees—Especially Christians
Those who had any contact with religion in China may be jailed for life when they return to North Korea.
Spain, Church of Almighty God Performer Tries to Commit Suicide Rather than Being Deported to China
She starred in “Xiaozhen’s Story,” now her life is at risk. Others are in a similar situation in Madrid. They need immediate help.
Two Years After Leader’s Death, CCP Admits Guan Yin Chitta Is Still Active in China
Master Lu Junhong died on November 10, 2021. The Buddhist movement continues to flourish—and to be persecuted.
New Law Will Bring All Charities in China Under Police Control
It is time for “all charitable work to be put under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party,” the amended Charity Law proclaims.
Street Evangelist Chen Wensheng Arrested for the Umpteenth Time
The former drug addict and popular character among Chinese Christians is in jail again in Hunan. He has been detained more than 100 times.
China, Patriotic Catholic Church Supports the Repression of Falun Gong
A statement of 2001 applauding the bloody crackdown on practitioners has been republished this month.
Ye Zhong: The Mysterious Death of a Fuzhou Human Rights Activist
While in custody, Ye Zhong allegedly died of “sudden myocardial infarction.” His wife “disappeared.”
The New “Research Centre of Xi Jinping Thought on Culture”: An Anti-Western Propaganda Machine
Its aim is “to fend off the Western countries’ values and cut off their influence”—with a little help from Putin.