(ChinaAid Association — April 16, 2026) The local Jinhao Regional Service Center determined that a Christian in Tumote Left Banner, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, was engaging in “illegal religious activities” simply
(London – August 12, 2025) Chinese lawyer Fang Xiangui, currently based in London, issued a public statement on the 9th regarding the widely followed “Wang Honglan case,” calling on the
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China – July 23, 2025) Yang Zhijun, one of the Christians convicted in the Hohhot “Bible Sales” case, was released on July 19, 2025, after completing his
Church Fraud Case in Inner Mongolia Concludes with Release of Detained Preachers and Christians (Tongliao, Inner Mongolia, China – April 19, 2025) The “fraud” case involving a church in Tongliao,
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China — April 10, 2025) It has recently come to light that nine Christians, including Wang Honglan in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, were convicted on charges of “illegal
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia – April 2, 2025) The case involving nine Christians accused of “illegal business operations” for the sales of Bible study materials in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, has once
Authorities Ban Berea Church as an Illegal Social Organization (Inner Mongolia – March 1, 2025) The Civil Affairs Bureau of Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, and the Ethnic and Religious Affairs
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia – July 24, 2024) It has been reported that on July 19, 2024, at noon, preacher Zhang Jiale from Xuan’en Church in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, and his
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia – July 22, 2024) On the morning of July 17, 2024, several Christians from the Xuan’en Church, a house church in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, were forcibly interrupted
(Beijing – June 28, 2024) According to the “China at 5 PM” Kingdom Prayer Meeting, house churches across China have recently faced crackdowns. The latest news is that eight male
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia – May 6, 2024) It is reported that in the case of Wang Honglan and other Christians in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, who were charged with “illegal business
(Hohhot, Inner Mongolia – January 31, 2024) According to reports, on January 8, 2024, the lengthy trial of Wang Honglan and other Christians, on the charge of “illegal business operations”
