(Jiangsu — July 24, 2025) Jiangsu human rights defender Xu Qin, who completed a four-year prison sentence on July 11, remains under tight surveillance at her residence. Xu Qin has
(Jiangsu, China – July 11, 2025) After enduring four years behind bars, human rights defender Ms. Xu Qin has finally been released upon completing her sentence. On the 11th, she
Unveiling an Anti-Cult Initiative in Jiangsu (Jiangsu, China – December 16, 2024) In a rare move, an “Anti-Cult Alert Education Base” was unveiled and established in a Christian church in
(China – November 8, 2024) On the morning of the first Sunday in November (the 3rd), churches in several parts of the country were simultaneously stormed by national security brigades
(Nanjing, Jiangsu Province – August 26, 2024) The Chinese government is currently imposing public courses aligned with Communist Party ideology on religious institutions, including Christian seminaries and Catholic monasteries.
(Nanjing, Jiangsu Province – April 24, 2024) It is reported that Pastor Shen Shaochun of the “Living Water Fellowship” in Huaiyuan County, Bengbu City, Anhui Province, who went to Wa
(Suzhou, Jiangsu Province – March 7, 2024) The latest news indicates that the case of the prominent Beijing human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng has been returned for further investigation by
(Beijing – February 23, 2024) Human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng and his wife Xu Yan have been detained for nearly ten months on charges. In an unusual occurrence, it has
(Nanjing, Jiangsu – February 8, 2024) The local government’s civil affairs department in Jiangsu Province, under the pretext of “illegal social organizations,” released the first list of organizations to be
(Xuzhou, Jiangsu province) Daoen Presbyterian Church revealed that police summoned Ms. Yan, a church co-worker. She was evangelizing in the street, which led to questioning and a five-day administrative detention.
(Jiangsu, China) The city of Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, issued a notice aimed at tightening comprehensive religious control to limit religious freedom in China in the form of ten strict prohibitions
(Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province) On October 31, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officialsraided Daoen Presbyterian Church during Sunday service. They took PastorFang Xiaojun and four Christians and recorded personal information of thecongregants
