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Religious Liberty
China Applauds Sentencing of a Falun Gong Practitioner in Singapore
Beijing has pressured Singaporean authorities against the movement for decades. A man has been sentenced just for displaying pro-Falun-Gong messages.
Used to Defeat in Court, MIVILUDES Suffers Two Losses in One Day
The French governmental anti-cult mission was sentenced for its lack of transparency and refusal to disclose documents about its funding of private anti-cult associations.
The Fragile Balance of Press Freedom and Religious Liberty: The Harmful Impact of the Stigmatizing Language
Media often remain silent on religious persecution and discriminate against unpopular groups by calling them “cults.”
The White Paper on National Security: Propaganda, Threats, and Promises to Fight “Religious Extremism”
A mammoth document both praises the CCP’s work in the security field and calls for a more severe repression of groups identified as national security threats.
Tai Ji Men’s Teachings on Human Conscience: A Remedy for Media Decadence
Exploring the vital role of conscience in media reform and the pursuit of a fairer society based on religious liberty for all.
The Media Impact on FoRB and the Tai Ji Men Case
Taiwan still experiences significant problems with the quality and freedom of the media, as confirmed by the case of Tai Ji Men.
Media Impact on FoRB and the Tai Ji Men Case
Media Impact on FoRB and the Tai Ji Men Case
Sinicization of Chinese Buddhism: What Does It Mean?
The 2023–27 Five-Year Plan for Sinicizing Chinese Buddhism is reaching the end of its first two-and-a-half-year period. An event in Beijing discussed its results so far.
Wang Huning on Religion: Enforce “Rule of Law on Religious Work”
The CCP’s top ideologist discusses Xi Jinping’s “unique scientific understanding” of religion and how it should be used to support the Party’s domestic and global aims.