Though approved by the government, Three-Self churches are not guaranteed protection from the state, and they often become targets of religious persecution.
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China’s Online Censors Hide Truth with Government’s Lies
A “posts’ deletion officer” who removes comments online that the CCP deems unfavorable to its regime, shares the details of his daily work.
At Least 150 Temples Demolished in Shaanxi Province
Bitter Winter continuously receives reports about the regime’s attacks on Buddhist and Taoist temples, which are destroyed, sealed-off, or repurposed.
Pandemic or Not, Love for the Communist Party Must Come First
The Chinese government continues indoctrinating students with socialist ideology, forces citizens to study Xi Jinping Thought.
Paving the Way for the Bible According to the CCP
Religious texts not approved by the state, including the Bible, are confiscated from churches and believers, replaced with socialist propaganda.
Catholic Schools, Kindergartens Shut Down in Hebei Province
To stifle faith in the cradle, the CCP bans church-run education of children, implements measures to prevent minors from having any contacts with churches.
Coronavirus, the CCP Should Be Asked to Pay US$4 Trillion in Damages: Here Is Why
An influential British think tank, the Henry Jackson Society, has published the most detailed legal paper so far on Chinese liabilities for the epidemic.
Over 300 Protestant Churches Closed in Two Provinces
Jiangsu and Liaoning provinces continue reducing the number of places for believers to assemble, barring state-run and house churches alike.
Religious Activities Online Banned or Censored During Pandemic
As coronavirus spreads around the world, people of faith rely on the internet as the only way to maintain their group religious activities. But not in China.
“Uyghurs Have No Human Rights”: A Tragedy Coming to You on Your TV
Robin Barnwell’s documentary “China Undercover” is astonishing. It will air on PBS on April 7.