When the authorities learned that the banned Association of Disciples had converted all villagers in Jiciping, reeducation was entrusted directly to the police.
Religious Liberty
The Unification Church Case in Japan: A Legal Analysis. 1: Introduction
By filing for dissolution of the religious corporation, the Japanese government clearly violated international law.
Eritrea and Justice Long Delayed: Jehovah’s Witnesses and a Somber 30th Anniversary
On October 25, 1994, a presidential decree stripped members of the religious organization of Eritrean citizenship and inaugurated decades of persecution.
Zhu Bin: Co-founder of Christian School Released on Bail but Kept Under Surveillance
The well-known activist is free from jail—but not from harassment.
Sex, Slander, and Television: The Christian Gospel Mission in Taiwan After Netflix’s “In the Name of God” – Part III (Appendix 1 and 2)
CGM Taiwan’s statement and some specific cases of discrimination.
Sex, Slander, and Television: The Christian Gospel Mission in Taiwan After Netflix’s “In the Name of God” – Part II
Scholars noted how female members in Taiwan were insulted and harassed under the pretext of protecting them.
Taiyuan Xuncheng Reformed Church Still Harassed by Police
Members who participated at a 2022 gathering are now being detained to purge an administrative penalty that was suspended then due to COVID.
Why Did the Vatican Renew Its Agreement with China?
Both the apocalyptic narrative of a “betrayal” and the naïve celebration of a “success” fail to see the nuances. But so far, we see no real progress in the religious liberty of Catholics.
Beijing Zion Church Raided Once Again
The persecuted church, banned in 2018, refuses to disappear. The authorities continue their efforts to destroy it.
Taiwan’s Religious Liberty Problems, Tai Ji Men Case Discussed in Kaunas, Lithuania
The final session of the conference “Nation Building and Cultural Diversity in East Asia” at Vytautas Magnus University explored unsolved Taiwanese issues of freedom of religion or belief.