The clergy and management of state-run Protestant churches are evaluated on their patriotism and adherence to the CCP rule. Those who fail are dismissed.
Three-Self Churches Ordered to Unite with the Communist Party
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Pandemic-Stricken Businesses Bullied by Local Officials
For some small private establishments struggling to survive coronavirus lockdowns in China, government “aid” came in the form of beating, looting, and intimidation.
Truth About Epidemic Hidden Behind ‘Positive Energy’ News
China’s propaganda agencies busily create “warm news,” propagating “personal sacrifice” and “government’s achievements,” to manipulate public opinion.
COVID-19: The CCP Lied, the WHO Lied, Thousands Died
New documents leaked to the Associated Press confirm that the WHO, while praising China in public, knew the CCP was lying about the virus.
China-India Border Dispute: It’s About Tibet and Nepal—and Religion, Too
“What’s happening in Ladakh is the repetition of what happened to Tibet 60 years ago,” says the president of the Central Tibetan Administration.
June 4th: A Peaceful Demonstration on the 31th Anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre
Tomorrow’s event in Rome stands as a crucial symbol for the entire world. Bitter Winter will be there
Chairman Mao Replaces Buddha in Temples
While countless Buddhist and Taoist temples are demolished, places of worship that install statues of China’s revolutionary leaders are spared CCP’s persecution.
Surveillance of Believers Intensified Amid the Pandemic
Presented as a coronavirus prevention measure, numerous cameras were installed in China’s religious venues. Believers fear that they will remain for good.
CCP Expands Indoctrination to Hong Kong Schools
China’s teachers have been forced for years to serve as enforcers of the authoritarian regime’s ideology, swapping school education with government propaganda.
CCP Propaganda Manipulates Protests in the USA
“All of these acts were committed as if by Hong Kong rioters who snuck into these US cities,” wrote the CCP’s Global Times.