Since last year, Taoism, long considered as China’s traditional religion, suffered the most severe crackdown since the Cultural Revolution.
Imprisoned Taoist Deities: Relentless Crackdown on Temples Continues
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Be Vigilant, Your Landlord or Doctor Could Be Spying on You
CCP has cast a wide net of snoops across the country to monitor all believers, regardless of their denomination. No one knows who could be watching them.
CCP Censors Textbooks for Children Making Uyghurs and Buddhists Disappear
After words like God and Bible have been removed from literary masterpieces in primary school textbooks, religious and ethnic minorities are next to go.
Over 300 Church of Almighty God Members Arrested in Shandong
Throughout the province, arrest operations have been implemented since spring. New details on the planning, implementation of this suppression, and its victims.
Ministerial Denounces Religious Persecution in China as “Stain of the Century”
106 countries attended in Washington the second Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom. The clearest message: China persecutes all religions.
Civil Society Protests Around the Globe for Uyghurs’ Sake
Starting on Sunday, independent groups and individuals will go to the streets for six weeks (at least) to break the silence on the CCP’s persecutions in Xinjiang.
Tibetan Buddhism Suppressed: Lamas Closely Monitored, Temple Destroyed
Two temples in Shanxi were subjected to crackdowns: authorities have taken full control over one of them, while the other has been turned into ruins, lama arrested.
South Korean Missionaries Risk Deportation from China
The CCP continues to persecute Christians from abroad under the pretext of “resisting foreign religious infiltration.”
Homes Gone Forever: A Visit to Uyghur Refugees in Turkey
Bitter Winter visited the Istanbul suburb of Zeytinburnu and heard the sad stories of lives and families destroyed by CCP persecution.
Temples Ordered to Conceal Hundreds of Outdoor Buddhist Statues
Don’t expect to see statues of deities in some temples of eastern provinces of Fujian and Zhejiang: CCP directed to cover them up “to block the spread of religion.”