Bitter Winter

Letters and pictures describing pro-democracy exiles as sex workers and advertising their “services” are sent to their families, neighbors, and employers.

The Presbyterian clergyman survived an attack in September but was shot outside his home on December 5.

The ruling on the “notarized document case” confirms biases against “cults” and the Family Federation by courts that ignore international law.

A new anthology reveals the suppressed voices of Uyghur poets, most of whom are in jail.

The book has value and uncovers some disturbing connections, but ultimately collapses under the weight of its sweeping and unfair generalizations.

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Government and courts, influenced by extremists, continue to discriminate against the Ahmadi minority.

A “Symposium on the work of ideological and moral construction of minors” offered “important instructions” from Xi Jinping on how children should be indoctrinated.

The Section 22 Committee is a new invention to establish a bureaucratic control of churches.

A new massive crackdown against house churches and those who resisted the removal of religious symbols.