(Guangzhou — April 21, 2026) According to informed sources, religious crackdowns in Guangzhou, a major industrial hub in southern China, have sharply escalated this month. On April 12, local law
(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
(Washington – March 5, 2026) The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) officially released its 2026 Annual Report yesterday (4th). The report summarizes global religious freedom trends in
The Yayang church case (雅阳教会) is not an isolated incident, but is embedded in the broader context of Zhejiang’s large-scale “cross demolition” campaign that began in 2014. Wenzhou has long
(Beijing — January 27, 2026) Within China’s increasingly dense network of religious regulation, the “spirituality” of the clergy is being assigned a precise political definition. Earlier this month, the National
(Shanghai — January 27, 2026) Within China’s officially recognized church system, the most active and cohesive grassroots organizations, “fellowships,” are facing the strictest regulatory overhaul in history. This Tuesday, the