Article 300 continues to be applied to movements not included in the lists too. But xie jiao lists are not uninteresting.
Xie Jiao Organizations
Xi’an Church of Abundance: Crackdown on a Historical House Church
After 30 years of existence, the theologically mainline church is accused of fraud and of being a xie jiao or a “cult.”
Xie Jiao and Unauthorized Religion in China: Two Reports Note Growing Persecution
Both the U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China and the Dui Hua Foundation quote extensively from Bitter Winter.
Zheng Xiangxing: From Biker to Falun Gong Prisoner of Conscience
The converted gang leader was tortured and disabled. Reportedly, he is still in prison, from where he may be released later this month.
UFO Beliefs Growing (and Increasingly Repressed) in China
Millions of young Chinese follow contactees who claim to receive messages from the aliens. Some end up in jail.
China’s Public Security: To Protect Economy, Crack Down on Illegal Religion
Top police bureaucrat explains why to implement the program of the Central Economic Work Conference controlling religion is essential.
Public Security Immediately Implementing National Conference on Religion
A comparatively new expression, “xie jiao and illegal missionary activities,” may guide the new crackdowns
Anti-Religious Surveillance and Propaganda Extend to Hani and Yi Villagers
While fighting AIDS and drugs, the CCP indoctrinates populations at the Vietnamese border of Yunnan against xie jiao and “illegal religion.”
CCP Fearful of Religious “Infiltration” from Vietnam Among Mien Minority
Border villages in Guangxi are under surveillance and targeted by propaganda against “cults” and Christian groups.
China: Anti-Religious Education Comes to Kindergarten
Propaganda against “xie jiao and illegal religion,” not very successful with adults, now targets children as young as 3.