The CCP continues taking over places of worship, threatening congregations to demolish buildings if they refuse. Testimonies from Jiangxi, Liaoning, and Shaanxi.
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The Ideological Rape of the Xinjiang Youth. For Scholar Adrian Zenz, It Is Cultural Genocide
His new research details (quoting “Bitter Winter” extensively) the attempt to suppress the transmission of the religious and cultural identity of a people through the disruption of families.
A Politburo Member’s Visit to Henan Leaves a Trail of Stifled Religious Venues
Eager to prove to higher-ups their gusto in suppressing religions, Xingyang city authorities shattered numerous Christian and folk religion places of worship.
Campaign to Deface Mosques in Western China Heightens Hui Muslims’ Anxiety
The CCP is implementing a systematic plan to eliminate the faith and customs of Hui Muslims, as buildings undergo “facelifts” to rid them of Islam-related symbols.
Ms. O Again! She Insults Islam, Uyghurs, Refugees… and Bitter Winter
Ms. O Myung-ok, the notorious Korean anti-cult and pro-CCP activist, attacks the June 20 conference organized by Bitter Winter and claims Islam “is not one of the world’s major religions”.
How to Survive Being Jehovah’s Witness in China?
Believers from Shandong Province share their experience of how to avoid being identified as religious and evade persecution while practicing their faith.
Over 100 House Church Believers in Shanxi Threatened with Arrest to Renounce Their Faith
A place of worship in Taiyuan city was forcibly shut down for “disturbing public order,” its congregation members taken away for interrogation.
Looting House Churches to Prevent Their Resurgence
To ensure that congregations have no means to reopen closed down places of worship, CCP is confiscating their assets and burning Bibles and religious symbols.
Cooking in Riot Gear – a Sign of Happy Life in Xinjiang
Authorities continue to harass Han shop and restaurant owners, demanding mandatory participation in “anti-terrorism” measures that target their Muslim compatriots.
Three-Self Clergy Warn Congregations to Beware of Fake Believers
With increasing surveillance by undercover agents in state-approved churches, churchgoers must exercise caution to avoid being implicated and suppressed.