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Even As International Pressure Mounts, China Ramps Up Religious Persecution

Jacob Airey

The government of China has ramped up its policy of “Sinicisation,” or the crackdown on religious liberty among its populace within the past two years. The communist regime has been accused of mass arrests, the tearing down of religious institutions, beatings, and even bribing communities into reporting their practicing members.

Christian rights watchdog group Open Doors has ranked the persecution level in China as “very high.”

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