After a long resistance, a final crackdown has ended 25 years of history of one of the largest house church congregations in China.
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Censors’ New Target: “Pornography and Illegal Publications”
In Jiangxi Province, authorities crack down on critical speech, under the pretext of fighting pornography
Xinjiang: The Largest Outdoor Prison in the World
Under the pretext of “de-radicalization,” CCP has extended its control of the population in Xinjiang to every aspect of daily life.
Under Pressure, Han Official in Xinjiang Commits Suicide by Hanging
The CCP’s high-pressure control on the Uyghurs also creates heavy stress for ethnic Han public officials there. One committed suicide.
The Cost of “Sinicization”: Raise That Flag and Die
The director of a Taoist temple in Hubei Province was ordered to erect the Chinese national flag in front of his temple. He got sick, collapsed on the base of the flagpole, and died.
All Crosses in Henan’s Xiayi County Removed by CCP Officials
As government authorities continue their campaign to eradicate religion from China, religious symbols are removed.
Anti-Halal Crackdown Intensifies in Hui-Populated Areas
Beyond Xinjiang, the CCP is continuing its assault and crackdown on the “spread of halal” in areas inhabited by Hui Muslims.
UK Parliament Debates Forced Live Organ Extraction in China
An in-depth debate at the British Parliament explores the issue of organ harvesting. China is accused of “crimes against humanity, on an industrial scale.”
China Restricting Christians—And Their Charity, Medical Aid, and Business Cards
Even the most commonplace and humanitarian activities, if associated with Christian evangelization, are considered illegal and forbidden by the CCP.
A Life in Jail: Shouters Co-worker Repeatedly Detained
A Christian in Henan was sentenced three times, and spent ten years in jail, for the only crime of being a member of a banned movement.