Hong Kong Protests Loss of Freedoms on China’s National Day | Radio Free Asia (RFA)
The protest comes after Hong Kong’s government banned a pro-independence political party, calling it a threat to national security.
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Christian Variety Show | Testimony of the Faith of a Christian “Escaping the Cage” (2018 Crosstalk)
The crosstalk Escaping the Cage tells the story of how Christian Xiaolan was persecuted and locked in her home for a month by
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hristian Variety Show “Eyes Everywhere” (2018 Crosstalk)
The crosstalk Eyes Everywhere describes how the Chinese Communist Party attempts to banish religion through using large-scale searches across the country, as well
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“Gray Market”: The Largest Segment of Chinese Religion
Between the government-controlled “red market” of religion and the banned and persecuted groups of the “black market,” lies the vast area of the
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The Red Market: The “Official” Religions In China
“Official” or “government-controlled” religions are often mentioned in China. Five religious bodies are indeed authorized by the regime, although even their liberty is
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Three Tibetan Monks Detained After Launching Solo Protests in Ngaba
Authorities in western China’s Sichuan province are holding three Tibetan monks in detention for launching solo protests this month challenging Chinese rule, Tibetan
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After Protestant Churches, Catholic Sites on Target
In Fujian, authorities have been shutting down churches and forcing Catholics to go underground. Geng Shuang, spokesperson of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Thai Court Rules Police Can Hold Chinese Dissident Couple For 12 More Days
A court in the Thai capital Bangkok ruled on Monday that police can hold two political refugees from China for an additional 12
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Five Uyghur Professors from Xinjiang University Held in Political ‘Re-education Camps’
At least five ethnic Uyghur professors from one of the top universities in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR) are being held
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Believers Forced to Attend Government-Controlled Churches
The CCP is implementing its “sinicization” policy by prohibiting Christians to attend house churches. In February, more than 30 government officials paid a visit
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