(Baoding City, Hebei – January 10, 2024) The Chinese government views Christmas as a form of cultural and religious invasion, local authorities aim to use “the suppression of Christmas” as
(Meizhou, Guangdong province) Authorities raided New Hope House Church on August 20th during their Sunday service. Meanwhile, a summer camp staff was targeted in Hebei province. Raid on New Hope
(Xuanhua, Hebei province) Bishop Simone Zhang Jianlin has been detained for more than two years for challenging illegitimate ordinations. His family hopes Chinese authorities will release him on humanitarian grounds
(Baoding, Hebei province) Father Xie Tianming of the Diocese of Baoding, Hebei province, “lost contact” with the outside world at 6 PM on April 10. However, it may be because
(Hebei province) Bishop Augustine Cui Tai has been illegally detained, without any legal procedure, by the authorities for nearly 16 years. Since the Spring of 2021, the bishop has not
(Hebei province, China) Chinese authorities forcibly demolished a gathering venue for a Catholic church in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province. The church had refused to join the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. The
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) auctioned a successful private Chinese enterprise to a brand new company On the afternoon of April 15, without prior notice, a court order gave a
(China) Baoding, Hebei is one of the most flourished dioceses for unofficial Catholicism, and it is also the most taboo parish for the Chinese Communist Party. In the past four
(Zhejiang, Hebei, China) Ahead of this year’s Easter, the Chinese regime has launched a new crackdown on the “unofficial” (underground) church recognized by the Vatican but not by Beijing.
(Hebei Province, China) Zhao Chunhong, a Hebei human rights activist, shaved her hair in an act of performance art to protest the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The state of human
Screenshot of Chengde Elementary School’s notice to parents. (Photo: ChinaAid resource) (Hebei Province—June 29, 2021) Signs that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has intensified its censorship on religious books, videos
Administrative Measures for Religious Institutions, effective on September 1.(Photo: National Religious Affairs Administration of China) (Beijing [primarily Hebei Province]—May 19, 2021) On May 1, China’s State Administration for Religious Affairs