CAG Christians Denounce CCP at DC Tiananmen Remembrance Rally

CAG Christians Denounce CCP at DC Tiananmen Remembrance Rally

The afternoon of June 4, 2019, hundreds of people gathered on the United States Capitol West Lawn to attend a rally of remembrance for the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre. The event was organized by Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, and representatives from more than 20 NGOs and religious groups spoke, including Freedom House, Campaign for Uyghurs, Initiatives for China, and The Church of Almighty God.

“My Child, Please Just Stay Alive and Well”

In 2019, the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) persecution of religion and faith in Mainland China has reached a peak. But it shamelessly claims that religious freedom exists in China. Xiao Rui, a Christian from The Church of Almighty God (CAG), spoke at the conference “The Long Arm of the Dragon: China’s Persecution of Believers at Home and Abroad” held in Seoul, South Korea on June 20, detailing her true experience of being arrested, cruelly tortured, sentenced, and imprisoned by the CCP, and exposing the shameless lies of the CCP.

CCP’s Farce: Finding Relatives Overseas

Afraid of its malicious acts of persecuting religions being exposed abroad, the CCP used various tactics to thwart the attempts of refugees who fled China to seek asylum overseas and tried all means to extradite them to China. On World Refugee Day, June 20, Zhao Lin, a Christian from The Church of Almighty God (CAG), spoke at the conference “The Long Arm of the Dragon: China’s Persecution of Believers at Home and Abroad” held in Seoul, South Korea, detailing her true experience of being persecuted in mainland China and the “finding relatives overseas” farce directed by the CCP for extraditing Christians.

CAG Members: Stop Coercing Our Families into Staging False Demonstrations in Korea

Over thirty members of The Church of Almighty God (CAG) in Seoul held a press conference on July 22, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. in front of the South Korean presidential palace Blue House where they held signs and banners in a peaceful protest against the CCP repeatedly tricking or compelling Christians’ Chinese relatives to stage false demonstrations in South Korea under the guise of “seeking for relatives.”

CAG Members Protest Against CCP’s False Demonstrations for Extradition

On July 22, 2019, over thirty members of The Church of Almighty God (CAG) in Seoul held a press conference in front of the South Korean presidential palace Blue House, strongly protesting against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) repeatedly tricking or compelling Christians’ Chinese relatives to stage false demonstrations in South Korea under the guise of “seeking for relatives.”

Condemnation of CCP's Torture and Protection of Chinese Religious Refugees, HRWF Calls

In 2019, the CCP’s persecution of religion and faith in Mainland China has reached a peak. But it shamelessly claims that religious freedom exists in China. Ms. Lea Perekrests, deputy director of Human Rights Without Frontiers, spoke at the conference “The Long Arm of the Dragon: China’s Persecution of Believers at Home and Abroad” held in Seoul, South Korea on June 20, denouncing the CCP’s brutal suppression of The Church of Almighty God, Uyghurs and Falun Gong. She also called the world to grant protection to the Chinese religious refugees who have fled overseas.

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.

Analysis of the CCP's Persecution of Religious Beliefs Under the Pretext of "Cult"

Analysis of the CCP's Persecution of Religious Beliefs Under the Pretext of "Cult"

Recently in mainland China,the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) government has completely banned online sales of the Bible. E-commerce platforms such as Taobao, JD.com, and Dangdang have already removed listings for the Bible and other Christian literature, and some retailers have even had their E-shops seized up. Just think of the events in recent years— the CCP has dispatched armed police to demolish, to tear down a number of crosses and churches, and some really beautiful and impressive churches have been demolished.