A believer from Henan was reported merely for letting some fellow religionists sing and pray for her, which spurred the authorities to harass her to death.
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China to Australia: If We Say They Are Heretics, You Should Not Work with Them – or Else
China’s Foreign Ministry calls a press conference in Beijing to tell Australia it should not welcome groups the CCP has declared “heretic.”
Organ Harvesting Tribunal 2019
Governments that refuse to tackle China over organ harvesting are turning their backs on victims of mass slaughter, claimed Tribunal witnesses in London.
Jehovah’s Witnesses and Freemasonry: Accusations in China and the Historical Record
Government-controlled Three-Self Churches Accuse the Jehovah’s Witnesses to be related to Freemasonry. But they misunderstand the Witnesses’ early history.
Believers Mobilized to “Study Xi”
Along with tens of millions of Party members and public officials, Three-Self Church believers are forced to use the mobile app “Xi Study Strong Nation.”
“CCP Orphans” in Kazakhstan: We Want Our Parents Back!
Kazakh citizens go to China to visit their relatives, planning to come home after a few days. Some never return. Attorney Umarova asks for help via video.
60 Believers Guarding Church Brutally Beaten
Authorities forcibly took over and looted True Jesus Church in Henan’s Shangqiu city, arresting its director and detaining her for 15 days.
“Maintaining Stability” Measures Curb Academic Freedoms
University professors dismissed over comments, and control over students intensified, as Chinese authorities continue to crack down on dissent and free speech.
Uyghurs Sent out of Shandong Ahead of Xi Jinping’s Visit
Preparing for the President’s visit to Shandong’s Qingdao city to attend Navy Day celebrations, authorities are increasing security in the name of “maintaining stability.”
The Church of Almighty God / Eastern Lightning: 10 False Myths
Most of what you find on the Internet about The Church of Almighty God is false. Here is why, and where to look for more reliable information.









