13 Christians in Guangdong Receive Harsh Sentences for Opening Home for Gatherings and Storing Church Books
Thirteen Christians in Jiangmen and Foshan, Guangdong Province, were sentenced by CCP’s people’s courts to prison terms ranging from two...
Film Exposes CCP Persecution of Overseas Religious Refugees
One June 20, a new film, The Long Arm of the Dragon: China’s Persecution of Believers at Home and Abroad was released in South Korea’s Seoul, at an international religious and human rights conference by its organizer, Bitter Winter. It exposes confidential CCP documents aiming to launch long-term, systematic, large-scale operations to persecute religious refugees who have fled persecution in China, lists despicable CCP tactics to get Christians of The Church of Almighty God (CAG) extradited back to China, and calls on international society to show support for religious refugees.
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