Posts tagged CCP
Days After Release Of US Pastor, USCIRF Says China Has No Religious Freedom
Days After Release Of US Pastor, USCIRF Says China Has No Religious Freedom

China has tightened its control of religion, creating such crimes as genocide, mass arrests and enforced disappearances, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said in a new fact sheet, days after China released long-imprisoned American Protestant pastor David Lin.

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Asia, China, News, Politics, Religion, Religious Equality, Religious Freedom, ChristianityDiana ChandlerDiana Chandler, Asia, China, religious freedom, USCIRF, religion, CCP, communism, pastor, Secondary featureComment
Congress Probes Chinese Catholic Bishop's Assumed Death, Religious Freedom in China
Congress Probes Chinese Catholic Bishop's Assumed Death, Religious Freedom in China

The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan Congressional caucus, held a panel on July 30 to discuss the imprisonment, torture and believed death of Catholic Bishop James Su Zhimin. Su’s treatment by the Chinese Communist Party is representative of other violations of religious freedom in the country, and panelists believe it is time for the Holy See to cut ties with the country.

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News, AsiaJillian CheneyJames Su Zhimin, Catholic, China, U.S. Commission On International Religious Freedom, Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, Nury Turkel, Tom Farr, Nina Shea, Xi Jinping, COVID-19, Uighur Muslims, Country of Particular Concern, islam, Chinese Catholics, Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Christopher H. Smith, Bible, Quran, Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association, Holy See, CCP, Forced Labor Prevention Act, Primary Feature, Secondary FeatureComment