“If the violent educational policy that the CCP is imposing on Tibetan children will continue for 15 or 20 years, it will utterly end the 4700-years old history of Tibetan civilization.”
Interviews
Is Baptism Becoming a Religious Liberty Issue? An Interview with Francesco Arduini
An interview with Italian scholar Francesco Arduini. He favors baptism at an adult age but defends the right of other Christians to administer it to infants.
Iran: “Christians Are Constantly Watched as Spies”
A conversation with Pastor Dabrina Bet-Tamraz from Iran before she testified at the European Parliament in Brussels.
Ernest de Gengenbach: Satanist, (Pseudo-)Surrealist, Roman Catholic
Five books by French scholar Christophe Stener rediscover a forgotten but not irrelevant character of 20th-century literature and esotericism.
Medine Nazimi: From Housewife to Reluctant Uyghur Activist
An interview with the quiet mother of three who created a grassroots movement to challenge the might of Beijing.
Supporting Persecuted Christians in Nigeria: An Interview with Croatian MP Marijana Petir
The massacre of Nigerian Christians is at risk of escalating to genocide. A Croatian politician explains how we may help.
Christophe Stener Interview: Judas Iscariot, An Antisemitic Stereotype
A monumental work by a French academic examines the figure of Judas and the century-old use of the image of Judas to promote antisemitism.
“China Is the World’s Worst Torturer of Women”: Here is the Evidence
Alexandra Cavelius talks with Bitter Winter about the shocking new book she co-wrote with Xinjiang camps survivor Sayragul Sauytbay.
Tiananmen, 1989: “I Climbed Up the Tank, and Jumped Off the Other Side”
Rose Tang, then a student protest leader, discusses with Bitter Winter those terrible hours and their implications for the current situation.
Mihray Erkin: The Senseless Killing of a Uyghur Young Girl
Exiled Uyghur scholar Abduweli Ayup tells Bitter Winter how his niece died in jail just because of being his relative and cooperating with him.