(Beijing – April 25, 2024) The renowned human rights lawyer, Mr. Gao Zhisheng, has been forcibly disappeared for nearly 7 years. On April 20, 2024, he will turn 60 years
(Deyang, Sichuan Province – March 25, 2024) On March 15, 2024, Elder Hao Ming and Elder Wu Jiannan from Qingcaodi Reformed Church in Deyang, who were detained for more than
On March 13, Li Yunyan, the wife of Elder Chang Shun, sent out a prayer request letter. At the beginning of the prayer letter, she quoted John 15:20, ” Remember
(Kunming, Yunnan – March 5, 2024) Pastor John Cao has been released from prison in Kunming in Yunnan province on March 3rd after finishing his seven year sentence. Pastor John
(Midland, Texas) China Aid Association releases its Annual Persecution Report for 2023, charting the trends and major cases of Chinese Communist Party persecution of Christians. Read the full report in
(Nanjing, Jiangsu – February 8, 2024) The local government’s civil affairs department in Jiangsu Province, under the pretext of “illegal social organizations,” released the first list of organizations to be
(Hangzhou, Zhejiang – February 6, 2024) Chinese veteran democracy activist Zhu Yufu, who has been imprisoned multiple times and faced restrictions after release, was issued a passport in March of
(Wenzhou, Zhejiang- January 23, 2024) Bishop Peter Shao Zhumin is a key figure in the Catholic Diocese of Wenzhou. He was taken away by the Communist Party authorities at the
(Shunde, Guangdong Province – January 19, 2024) On January 7, local special police, auxiliary police, national security agents, religious affairs bureau personnel, and community workers jointly conducted a raid against
(California, USA – January 4, 2023) The U.S. State Department took urgent action to facilitate the arrival of Yang Hai, a student leader in the 1989 Tiananmen Democracy Movement, to
(Midland, Texas) China Aid Association is pleased to announce Ms. Li Yuhan as the winner of the Lin Zhao Freedom Award 2023 from a group of five qualified nominations for
(Shanghai – November 9, 2023) – Ji Xiaolong was sentenced on Friday, October 27 to four years and six months in prison by a Shanghai court for picking quarrels and