CJ Wu

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  Jun 15, 2024

  New Hong Kong reporting law sparks concerns about Catholic seal of confession

  A new law in Hong Kong is raising fears of deteriorating human and religious rights in the special administrative region of China. Under the recently passed legislation — known as Article 23 — members of the clergy could be prosecuted for not reporting “treasonous” acts to the police if they hear subversive words against the government during confession.

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  Mar 25, 2024

  Will Chinese Christians be able to celebrate Easter this year?

  For Christians, this means the space for them to practice their faith is rapidly shrinking. With Easter coming soon, it is unclear how Chinese Christians will be allowed to fully celebrate.

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  Dec 27, 2023

  China attempts to stifle Christianity with education system crackdown

  The level of control imposed on Christians by the Chinese government continues to increase — particularly on children.

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  Dec 8, 2023

  China’s latest crackdown on underground churches is proving perilous

  We must pray for the churches in China like never before so that they can continue to persevere in their worship — even if the Chinese government refuses its campaign of intimidation, harassment and persecution.

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  Sep 23, 2023

  Indonesian Christians face continued persecution despite official recognition of Christianity

  From teasing, alienation, threats, severed relationships and physical attacks, to employing outside forces to perform “exorcisms” so they can return to Islam, being a Christian in Indonesia can lead to hostility and disdain.