Authorities Persecuted South Korean Missionaries in Shandong
South Korean missionaries and pastors in China’s Shandong Province have been arrested and deported, and churches have been forcibly shut down.
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South Korean missionaries and pastors in China’s Shandong Province have been arrested and deported, and churches have been forcibly shut down.
Since the arrests of reporters did not stop Bitter Winter, China escalates the campaign against our magazine and adopts extraordinary measures to prevent the leaks of secret documents.
Classified document exposes the Chinese government’s plans to crack down on South Korean Christian missions in Shanxi Province.
Source: Direct Reports from China Date: June 13, 2018 Since April this year, Korean missionaries in various parts of China have experienced increased scrutiny and harassment resulting in the closure of Koreans Christian churches. The crackdown intensified after the adoption of the Special Work Program for Investigation into and Prosecution of the Infiltration of Korean […]
Source: Direct Reports from China Date: May 18, 2018 Sources from mainland China report that the United Front Work Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, the Ministry of Public Security, and the State Administration for Religious Affairs jointly created the Plan for the Special Campaign on Legal Investigation and Prosecution of South […]
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