China is Removing Crosses From Churches, Replacing Images of Christ With Xi Jinping
The analysis was published by the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) last week.
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Vatican Largely Silent as China Forces Catholics to ‘Adapt to Socialist Society’
For many years, knowledgeable voices have been warning the Vatican about the dangers of Sinicization.
China’s ‘New Era’ and Our Response
COMMENTARY: Washington & Rome Must Not Surrender in the CCP’s War of Ideology
Could Pope Francis Meet Xi Jinping in Kazakhstan Next Week?
President Xi has come under mounting international condemnation for China's brutal persecution of Uyghur Muslims in the northwest Chinese region of Xinjiang.
How Stalin’s Russia-Ukraine ‘Sobor’ Applies to China’s ‘Sinicization’
COMMENTARY: Being co-opted by a corrupt regime is worse than being controlled by it — that’s the lesson relevant to China today.
‘Total Control’: China Regime’s Communist Ideology the Common Thread of Web of Human-Rights Abuses
Human-rights advocates who spoke with the Register painted a picture of an emboldened Chinese regime, led by President Xi Jinping, that is bent on suppressing any and all dissent.
