The Conclusion Of Wang Honglan’s Trial
Liu Minna said, “We are not a criminal group; we all voluntarily participated in this ministry. Why are the sellers and buyers not facing any issues, not detained or administratively punished, while those who provided subsidies for the purchases are sitting here?
China, Myanmar Criticized for Attacks on Religious Freedom in Annual U.S. Report
“The People’s Republic of China seized, imprisoned, and banished predominantly Muslim Uyghurs to re-education camps,” said U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in an address on Monday. “They continue the repression of Tibetan Buddhists, Chinese Christians, and Falun Gong practitioners.”
Civil Rights and Livelihood Watch: Current Crackdown Worse than “Cultural Revolution”
he church is called the “Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus” which brings warmth and endless imagination to those in Kunming because it is spectacular and presents the gorgeous vista. However, it came to the end of its life and has been gradually dismantled by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in secret.
Chinese Christians Compelled to Pray for the Martyrs—of the Red Army
However, there are times when all Christians throughout China should mandatorily celebrate martyrs. Last week at Fujian Theological Seminary members of the local Three-Self Church were invited to celebrate the martyrs of what in China is called the “People’s War of Resistance Against the Japanese Aggression.” Jesus as King of Peace was also prayed for the “peaceful reunification” of China, with an eye on Taiwan.
Political Calculations Led Vatican to Agree with China on Bishop Appointment: Analysts
Joyce Huang | Voice of America In China, Catholics can only legally attend state-sanctioned churches not overseen by the Vatican, with bishops appointed by Beijing rather than the pope. But that could change soon. The Vatican and Beijing are said to be soon inking a framework agreement on the appointment of bishops in China in […]
In China, Congressman Chris Smith Discusses Human Rights Issues
Chris Smith,U.S. Congressman U.S. Congressman Chris Smith spent five days in a human rights mission to China. Smith, Chairman of the bipartisan Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC), gave a speech titled “Duty to Defend Universally Recognized Human Rights”, at the New York University (NYU) campus in Shanghai. It was the first public speech by an elected […]