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China Banned This Religion — And Now It’s Coming For Hong Kong
China Banned This Religion — And Now It’s Coming For Hong Kong

(ANALYSIS) Religious freedom in Hong Kong and Macau seems to be at the mercy of the ruling authoritarian Chinese Communist Party in People's Republic of China. Falun Gong, a spiritual discipline that was banned by the People’s Republic of China in 1999, but remained active in Hong Kong and Macau, has been gradually losing its religious freedom.

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Analysis, Asia, China, Conflict, Constitution, Human Rights, Press Freedom, Religion, Religion News, Religious Equality, Religious Freedom, The State of Journalism, The State of Religion, NewsSonia Sarkarsonia sarkar, human rights, china, religious freedom, news, analysis, hong kong, macau, falun gong, religion and politics, communism, primary feature, Secondary feature, rechargeComment
Serbian Church Under Fire For Backing Authoritarian Regime
Serbian Church Under Fire For Backing Authoritarian Regime

(ANALYSIS) European lawmakers have criticized Serbia’s use of force against anti-government protesters. But the Serbian Orthodox Church — representing 85 percent of the country’s population — has been largely urged the student protestors to “go back to their classes” and not protest.

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Christianity, Conflict, Corruption, Europe, negotiation, News, Opinion, Society, Russia, Religion, Politics, Orthodox, The State of Religion, AnalysisSonia Sarkarsonia sarkar, patriarch porfirije, aleksandar vučić, protestors, serbian orthodox church, president vladimir putin, serbian orthodox, orthodox church, eastern orthodoxy, christianity, news, analysis, europe, primary feature, Secondary feature Comment