Reminder that the CCP practices religious persecution. (Photo: Flickr) |
… The PRC has adopted a five-year plan to bring all religious doctrine and practice in line with Communist Party doctrine. This effort calls for rewriting holy texts, forbidding youth from participating in religious activities, and implementation of mass detention camps that indoctrinate detainees in CCP ideology and force renunciation of faith. Leaked PRC government documents show use of “religion-related reasons” such as men wearing beards, women wearing veils, and families having too many children as justification to detain Uyghur Muslims and impose further ideological control on the Chinese population.The CCP also insists it has the authority to select Tibetan Buddhist lamas, including the next Dalai Lama, and considers house churches and Falun Gong adherents and their practices to be “illegal” if they refuse to join CCP-led organizations or renounce important elements of their beliefs. Authorities routinely shutter or demolish houses of worship and offer cash rewards to those who inform on religious adherents. Individuals found violating the laws and regulations controlling religion are harassed, surveilled, interrogated, arrested, beaten, sentenced to prison, detained, or disappeared.*
Sheng Xue, a Chinese Canadian writer, reported that even though China’s spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has tried to defend the CCP, facts confirm China’s ongoing religious and human rights abuses. The CCP has not only destroyed numerous churches and temples, it has also arrested, imprisoned, and enforced the disappearances of a myriad of human rights activists and religious believers. Ms. Sheng stresses, that no lies, including those from a spokesperson, can erase the truth that China routinely abuses basic human rights.
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U.S. website reports CCP’s human rights abuses. (Photo: Creative Commons) |
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