Forbes By Michael Auslin Apr 28, 2016 @ 05:36 pm ■ For those wondering if regular reports of a crackdown on civil society in China are real, the news that Beijing
Christian Daily By Lorraine Caballero 29 April, 2016 12:25 pm ■ China’s Communist Party is still not done demolishing Christian Churches in the country as it reportedly ordered the destruction of
Wen Xiaowu’s criminal detention notice. A translation of this document is forthcoming. (Photo: China Aid) China Aid By Brynne Lawrence (Wenzhou, Zhejiang—April 29, 2016) Authorities in China’s coastal Zhejiang province
The Epoch Times By Leo Timm April 22, 2016 Last Updated: April 26, 2016 8:48 pm ■ When Chen Jing, a woman living in Jiamusi, northeastern China, left her apartment
Gospel Herald By Leah Marieann Klett Apr 27, 2016 01:24 pm EDT ■ Retired Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun of Hong Kong has called on Beijing to end the persecution of
Radio Free Asia 2016-04-27 ■ Calls are growing for the Chinese authorities to grant medical parole to jailed rights activist Guo Feixiong following a recent visit by a relative to the
Li Jiangong China Aid By Ava Collins (Zhumadian, Henan—April 27, 2016) On April 25, less than two weeks after a Christian woman died from being buried alive at a forced
Chinese officials often raid house church services, such as this one in Guiyang, Guizhou. Photo: China Aid China Aid By Ava Collins (Changji, Xinjiang—April 27, 2016) More than 200 armed
Congressional-Executive Commission on China ■ Freedom of Religion CECC Chairs’ Statement on President Xi’s Speech on Religion Call on Xi to End Destruction of Religious Property and Cease Unlawful Detention of
Radio Free Asia 2016-04-25 ■ Authorities in the northeastern Chinese province of Jilin have jailed a citizen journalist for nearly five years on public order charges after she reported on
Midland Reporter-Telegram By Erin Stone Posted: Saturday, April 23, 2016 10:56 pm | Updated: 8:42 am, Mon Apr 25, 2016. ■ Nonprofit is working to free pastor of one of
Time Charlie Campbell April 25, 2016 ■ He tells cadres to beware of “overseas infiltrations via religious means” Li Jiangong and his wife Ding Cuimei stood in front of the