Photo: Long Kehai (left) at the trial for Chang Weiping (ChinaAid source) (Gansu, China—November 16, 2022) Long Kehai, a Christian from Gansu Province, will be in court today for
(Chengdu, China) Early Rain Covenant Church disclosed that Long Kehai, a Christian, moved from Gansu province to Chengdu to become a member of Early Rain Covenant Church. National security officers
Li Wanhua (second from right) (Photo: ChinaAid) (Beijing—March 4, 2020) China has harassed its citizens for speaking out about the coronavirus. State security officers summoned Li Wanhua, a pastor from
The Chinese government often demolishes religious structures, such as the church above. (Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu—April 20, 2019) More than 100 government officials sabotaged a mosque
Seals such as this one aresometimes placed on churchdoors once authorities orderthe church to stop gathering.(Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Lanzhou, Gansu—Aug. 21, 2018) A church in China’s north-central Gansu province received
A Chinese church holds a service in thisundated photo. (Photo: ChinaAid) ChinaAid (Lanzhou, Gansu—May 31, 2018) More than 40 armed police officers along with officials from the local department of
Unregistered churches, such as this one inShenzhen, Guangdong, are often shut downon false charges of failing to comply withfire safety. The official seal across the door forbids all entry. (Photo:
Radio Free Asia 2016-12-13 ■ Police in northwestern China’s Gansu province beat and tortured the wife and daughters of Tibetan self-immolator Tashi Rabten after taking them into custody for questioning
Public security officials raid Huoshi Fellowship. (Photo: China Aid) China Aid By Brynne Lawrence (Qingyang, Gansu—June 2, 2016) Public security officials from China’s northwestern Gansu province forced an entire church
China Aid Association Yang Hui (Zhangjiachuan, Gansu–Sept. 24, 2013) A 16-year-old boy arrested and charged with “inciting subversion” for a blog post about the police investigation of a suspicious death
China Aid Association (Gansu–Sept. 24, 2013) A 16-year-old Chinese boy, Yang Hui, is one of the first to be arrested following China’s new “anti-rumor” guidelines. According to the guidelines, posting
China Aid Association September 9, 2013 In August 2013, Wang Yongfeng and five other Christians in A Lashan county, Inner Mongolia were arrested by local policemen because they continued to