CCP is tightening the purse strings on Three-Self churches by forcing them to deposit their money, i.e., Christians’ tithes, into government-controlled bank accounts.
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Pictures at an Exhibition: The Uyghurs Calvary Displayed
Well-known activist Rushan Abbas launches a new important initiative in 33 cities of 15 countries, starting today in Washington, D.C. Bitter Winter is at her side.
The Bloody Tribute Paid by The Church of Almighty God
The “2018 Annual Report on the Chinese Communist Government’s Persecution of The Church of Almighty God” has been published. The situation is worsening.
House Churches Closed for Being “Anti-Chinese”
With the pretext of preventing “western forces” from threatening to the CCP’s regime through religion, the authorities are sparing no efforts to suppress and shut down house churches.
Uyghurs Outside of Xinjiang Being Watched
The entire region is under tight Chinese government surveillance – and the CCP’s control continues to spread outward.
Xi Jinping and Winnie the Pooh: The Story That Doesn’t Go Away
A popular Taiwanese video game was banned in China because of another joke about Xi Jinping looking like Winnie the Pooh.
China’s High-Tech Surveillance State: A “Digital Despotism”
China combines cutting-edge surveillance technology with traditional communist police-state repression, to create 21st century Orwellian dystopia in Xinjiang Region, and beyond.
Ministerial for Religious Freedom in Taiwan: “End Persecution in China”
As a follow-up to the 2018 Washington DC Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, an event inaugurated by Taiwan’s President denounces persecution in China.
Kazakhstan Arrests Activist Who Exposed Atrocities in Xinjiang
Serikzhan Bilash, the leader of the NGO Atajurt, denounced the mistreatment and torture of 10,000 ethnic Kazakhs in the “transformation through education” camps.
Truth Behind Veterans’ Protests: No Jobs, Fraud, Beatings
Shandong protests erupted when veterans discovered their identities – and benefits – had been stolen by government officials. Violence and arrests followed.









