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.
Spied on and threatened to be expelled or persecuted, religious students and teachers are fighting to preserve their faith in war-like conditions.
To prevent mass protests, CCP increases “stability control” over students and teachers in the months commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre and Urumqi riots.
Student’s dormitory rooms are raided for faith-related items, any books on religion banned from libraries, and teachers’ religious status investigated.
Student “spies” are secretly monitoring teachers and students, reporting any information about religious beliefs or activities to the school.
To prevent “Western infiltration” and eradicate religion from schools, the CCP is altering the content of literary classics, language and history textbooks.
Colleges and universities in Henan Province introduce new restrictions on the procurement and management of religious materials in their libraries.
Young Chinese study president’s speeches and Party policies – from kindergartens to universities – to become the new generation of faithful socialists.
Even the very young are giving oaths to the Communist Party, pledging to resist religion and report on believers in their families.
The CCP authorities are intensifying anti-religious campaigns in schools, organizing marches and making parents keep their children away from church.
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