A magazine on religious liberty and human rights in China
Children Are Forced to Undergo Anti-Religious Education in China.
CCP is intensifying ideological indoctrination in schools by glorifying revolutionary past and making students cram the current Communist Party doctrines.
Using propaganda and monetary rewards, police and teachers join forces to make schoolchildren report on people of faith.
After parents are locked up in transformation through education camps, their children end up in the government’s hands – mistreated, malnourished, and depressed.
Since the CCP launched its campaign to eliminate publications “damaging the country’s unity” last year, many books are no longer available to students in China.
Parents of two children who died in school were prevented from finding the truth and were suppressed by the government in the name of “stability maintenance.”
The Ministry of Education of China has uniformed and “sinicized” the curriculum, and is training teachers to use the new materials to criticize the West and promote atheism.
The authoritarian regime incites teachers and students to report each other, forced to act as informers to monitor and snitch on dissidents and believers.
Indoctrination measures intensify all over the country, as teachers are charged with their effective execution, and children urged to report religious relatives.
While millions of Muslims are detained in Xinjiang’s camps, their children are subjected to “sinicized” education thousands of miles away from home.
Goaded by President Xi Jinping, higher education institutions across China are increasing the number of mandatory classes intended to indoctrinate the young.
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