In order to amplify the brave voices pushing for change within China, we advocate for those unfairly targeted by the Chinese Communist Party with governments and organizations around the world. With our voices and many others, we can bring relief to persecuted religious minorities and greater rule of law to China.
(Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province – April 2, 2024) Chinese writer Zan Aizong was harassed late at night by local anti-fraud personnel from the local police station, who demanded that he uninstall
(Beijing – March 26, 2024) Several wives of incarcerated human rights activists in China have revealed that they have been able to contact their husbands, some having obtained visitation rights
(Jingzhou, Hubei Province- March 12, 2024) Lawyer Ding Jiaxi is one of the longest-serving civil rights activists repressed by the Chinese Communist Party. Ding Jiaxi was sentenced to 12 years,
(Changsa, Hunan Province – March 11, 2024) Pastor John Cao from Hunan, who was imprisoned for seven years in Yunnan, China, was released on March 4, 2024. He was escorted
(Beijing – March 6, 2024) Since 2024, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorities have significantly intensified their crackdown on Christian house churches. Through legal regulations and policy agendas, they have
(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
(California, United States – February 27, 2024) In a poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei writes, “Alone, a lonely stranger in a foreign land, I doubly pine for
(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
(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
(Shandong, China – November 25, 2023) Dr. Xu Zhiyong, the initiator of the New Citizens’ Movement, and human rights lawyer Mr. Ding Jiaxi were sentenced to 14 years and 12
(United States) A recent report from the Pew Research Center outlined the ten most severe instances of the Chinese government’s stringent restrictions on religion. China stands as the world’s most
In order to amplify the brave voices pushing for change within China, we advocate for those unfairly targeted by the Chinese Communist Party with governments and organizations around the world. With our voices and many others, we can bring relief to persecuted religious minorities and greater rule of law to China.