Ahead of Military World Games in Hubei Province’s capital Wuhan, the government is “beautifying” the city by destroying people’s homes and businesses.
Building China’s Image on the Ruins of Citizens’ Wellbeing
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Xunsiding Church: The Rise and Fall of a House Church
The exemplary tale of a seventy-year old house church in Xiamen, Fujian, whose glorious existence was brutally terminated by the CCP.
Hui Muslims: “We’re Facing an Unprecedented Crisis of Faith”
Hailed for their loyalty to the CCP for years, the “good Muslims” are losing their preferential status and become victims of persecutions just because of ethnicity and faith.
What Would Hippocrates Say? Patients Forced to Divulge Their Faith Before Getting Medical Care
The CCP requires medical staff to register the evidence of patients’ religious belief in databases that the state uses to control every aspect of people’s lives.
Patriotic Sermons Replace Pure Faith
The CCP is mandating the five authorized religions in China to hold preaching contests that must include socialist doctrines and elements of traditional culture.
Xinjiang Camp Survivor Exposes CCP’s Fake News
Amid international condemnation, China is falsifying information about the real situation in re-education camps and spreads lies through propaganda.
State Ensures that Children Stay off Religion on Holidays
The CCP strictly prohibits minors from having contact with religion, churches becoming forbidden zone for children. Even during their breaks from school.
Jilin Province Launches a Comprehensive Program to Suppress “Religious Infiltration” from Abroad
Confidential documents expose plans to consolidate state institutions’ forces in cracking down on groups and activities associated with foreign countries.
CCP’s Go-To Tool to Curb Faith – Forced “Donation” of Churches
By coercing congregations into signing mandatory “donation agreements” to give away churches, authorities attempt to present forced takeovers as “legitimate.”
Buddhist, Taoist Temples Destroyed Secretly at Night
Authorities across China are demolishing places of worship at odd hours to avoid protests from believers, who are left with no chance to voice their grievances.