Monetary rewards by the government nurture the culture of snitching in China, putting people of faith in permanent danger and resulting in the closure

The CCP has a new mission: eliminating house churches nationwide within the next two years. In the meantime, it’s upping the ante, forcibly shutting d

Since last year, Taoism, long considered as China’s traditional religion, suffered the most severe crackdown since the Cultural Revolution. by Zhou X

CCP collects information on CAG members who fled China, uses agents and online propaganda to harass them. Anyone opposing the persecution deemed hosti

People in need are left to fend for themselves, as orphanages, drug addiction centers, and homeless shelters are suppressed just because the services

Ancient or new, Buddhist, Taoist, and folk religion temples continue to be suppressed; even those with proper government certification and approval ar

People are denied basic rights, such as jobs and social security if their faith is disclosed. Even their relatives suffer after investigations by empl

CCP intensifies the already sweeping surveillance of places of worship by assigning officials to each; to control believers and ensure loyalty to the

Prohibited from believing in God themselves, Party members and officials are pledging to watch for and persecute all religious activities. Li Mingxua

Many businesses have been forced to change their names, eliminating any references to faith, even if the signs were not meant to be religious at all.

The CCP uses soft and tough methods: from indoctrinating performances in praise of the Party to dismantling crosses. The goal is to make religions dis

People that are not even members of prohibited religious groups can be persecuted only because of their religious relatives or as a result of random e

The crackdown on religious publications intensifies in Inner Mongolia, officials inspecting postal packages, burning books, and censoring online commu

The CCP is coming up with creative propaganda solutions to involve the general population in eradicating religious groups designated as xie jiao. Lin

Persecution is escalating in this eastern province: local officials were preparing for higher-ups’ visits by cracking down on churches and investigati

Spies in classrooms, a database of religious students and teachers – 15 departments in a university of central China given tasks to suppress believers

The CCP suppresses religious groups that aren’t under its control under the pretext of “cleaning up gang crime and eliminating evil.” Ye Ling In J

On top of ubiquitous surveillance systems, believers in China must also be vigilant of government-assigned personnel who watch over them 24/7. Su

Municipal governments are intensifying measures against foreigners and anyone with ties abroad suspected of using Christianity to “subvert the regime.

Increased surveillance of ethnic minorities and people of faith was implemented in preparation for the 70th anniversary of the People’s Liberation Arm