Chinese authorities in Tibet’s Lhoka Tsethang city have ordered Tibetan students not to enroll in workshops or other outside activities during the...
Tibetan Students Are Forbidden 'Extra' Activities During Winter Break
Fengqiao – a Maoist Revival to Attack Religion
Cultural Revolution technique revived from the 1960s pits masses against masses, brother against brother, faith against faith, to control belief. I...
Do They Still Exist? Investigating the Three Grades of Servants
Periodically, alleged members of the banned religious movement Three Grades of Servants are arrested in China. However, it is possible that the grou...
Religious Terms Online Might Lead to Surveillance and Arrest
The Chinese government already maintains a firm grip on citizens’ Internet use. Words and phrases like “Hallelujah,” “Amen,” “Thank God” and “Jesus” a...
WHY ARE UYGHURS PERSECUTED?
The persecution of Muslim Uyghurs is the worst public relation disaster for the CCP since the massive repression of Falun Gong in the 2000s. Why a...
Growing Evidence Forced China to Acknowledge Xinjiang Political ‘Re-education Camps’: Researcher
After more than a year of denying the existence of political “re-education camps” in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region...
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT FOR UNDERGROUND CATHOLICS
Reports about arrested priests and closed down churches suggest that the authorities are not prepared to ease on the persecution of underground Cathol
Uighurs in Exile Fear for Loved Ones Amid Crackdown in China
WASHINGTON —People of the Uighur diaspora are lobbying governments around the world to pressurize China to release information about the fate of t...
FOREIGN MISSIONARIES DEPORTED FROM SEVERAL REGIONS
Authorities are closely monitoring house churches with foreign affiliations disguising anti-religious activities as the fight against “foreign inf...
“UYGHURS ARE FORCED TO DENOUNCE THEIR FAITH TO SURVIVE”
Uyghur human rights scholar and activist Zubayra Shamseden tells Bitter Winter that CCP sees all Uyghur as enemies, is engaged in the largest detent...
A LANDMARK DECISION IN KAZAKHSTAN: SAYRAGUL SAUYTBAY WILL NOT BE DEPORTED BACK TO CHINA
In a decision awaited with interest in political and diplomatic circles, the Court of Zharkent, Kazakhstan, has ruled that a Chinese Muslim woman, who