A magazine on religious liberty and human rights in China
“Official” or “government-controlled” religions are often mentioned in China. Five religious bodies are indeed authorized by the regime, although even their liberty is limited. Massimo Introvigne Three minutes to save independent information about China – and perhaps to save human lives SUPPORT US
Since the late Ming era, China has used xie jiao to designate religious movements the government does not like. Their repression has always been brutal, but what a xie jiao is, is far from being clear. Three minutes to save independent information about China – and perhaps to save human lives SUPPORT US
China is hoping to be part of the next soccer World Cup in 2022. But few remember soccer started in China within Christian churches. Three minutes to save independent information about China – and perhaps to save human lives SUPPORT US
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