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‘We’re in a battle today with the Chinese Communist Party and their authoritarian view,’ former ambassador for international religious freedom Sam Brownback said at an event at the Hudson Institute.
New restrictions from China’s United Front ban foreign clergy from presiding over religious activities for Chinese people without the invitation of the Chinese government.
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: It’s imperative that Catholic leaders speak out against this latest blow to religious freedom and human rights in the Chinese territory.
A 53-page report released Feb. 28 by the Texas-based NGO accuses Chinese officials of destroying churches, imposing strict regulations on religion, and encouraging both non-religious people and officially recognized churches to inform on illegal house churches.
Uighur-American Ferkat Jawdat explained that while most of his family moved to the United States in 2011, his mother remains in China and has since faced the consequences of her son speaking out against the Chinese government.
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