With restrictions imposed by the new law on religion in China, many private orphanages across the country were closed, depriving children of love and care.
Religious Persecution
In Jiangxi Province, Crosses Removed from Churches, Cemeteries
As part of the ongoing campaign to eradicate religions, the regime disposes of religious symbols, pressures believers to give up God, and follow the Communist Party.
China’s Other Virus, Religious Persecution: Christian Solidarity Worldwide
In its new report about China, the well-known Christian NGO denounces the increased repression of Muslim, Buddhists, Taoist, Catholics, House Churches, Falun Gong, and The Church of Almighty God.
CCP Uses Coronavirus as a Pretext to Hunt down Believers
Exploiting control measures to prevent the spread of the virus, authorities in China track down members of The Church of Almighty God and other banned groups.
China’s Suppression of Religion Not Eased Amid the Pandemic
Nothing can prevent the CCP from persecuting people of faith. Not even the spread of a deadly virus.
No Online Religious Activities Allowed Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
To curb the virus, China’s children study in virtual classrooms, employees are urged to work from home. But people of faith are banned from assembling online.
Coronavirus Doesn’t Stop Religious Persecution in China
The CCP continues harassing people of faith amid the outbreak of the deadly virus, accusing those who pray for the ill and dead of “endangering social stability.”
China’s Handbook on Concealing Religious Persecution
What does the totalitarian regime do when news about its mistreatment of citizens get out? It lies, hides or destroys evidence, adopts harsher suppression measures.
The Dangers of Religious Social Networking in China
Believers not only face the risk of arrest for gathering in unlicensed places of worship – even joining a religion-affiliated group online may lead to persecution.
‘Only Government-Supervised Worship Is Allowed!’
House churches throughout China are pressured to stop gatherings and join state-run churches, as religious activities outside them, even at home, are prohibited.