After having been appointed by the CCP and grudgingly and belatedly approved by the Vatican, the new Prelate revealed its true colors.
Shanghai’s Catholic Bishop Shen Bin Announces His Program: Study Xi Jinping, not the Pope
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The World Uyghur Congress After Sarajevo: Where Do They Go from Here?
The 8th Congress of the major organization of the Uyghur diaspora elected a new leadership. Its task is now more important and difficult than ever.
President Mattarella’s Visit to Beijing: Another Chapter in Italy’s Capitulation to China?
No word that we know of was uttered on human rights and religious liberty. Meanwhile, Beijing continues its propaganda and infiltration in Italy.
The Second Trump Administration and China: An Interview with Massimo Introvigne
Italian magazine “Il Sussidiario” interviewed “Bitter Winter” editor-in-chief on how U.S.-China relations may change with Trump. Here is an English translation.
Hunan’s Changsha Grace Light Church Raided by Police
The largest house church in Hunan’s capital has a long and beautiful history. It continues to be a history of persecution too.
Tibet, Sera Monastery Monk Persecuted to Death in Detention
38-year-old Losel was charged with sharing information about Tibet with foreigners, detained, and brutally beaten.
Unusual Protest by Southern Mongolian Herders Ask for Compensation After Grazing Ban
Blaming Mongolian herders for grassland degradation (in fact caused by China’s large-scale agriculture and mining) is a pretext to destroy their culture.
Cheng Peiming: Organ Harvesting Survivor Slandered in China and Threatened in the US
The press conferences of the Falun Gong practitioner mightily disturbed the CCP. It launched a slander campaign in China and tried to harass Cheng even in the US.
“Red Cultural Education” for Clergy of All Religions in China
For seven days, clergy was taken around Henan to pay homage to CCP heroes and learn that “Xi Jinping’s thought on culture is profound, logically rigorous, and of great significance.”
Entire Village of the Yi Ethnic Minority “Deprogrammed” in Yunnan
When the authorities learned that the banned Association of Disciples had converted all villagers in Jiciping, reeducation was entrusted directly to the police.