The Chinese Communist Party continues to enforce strict control over religious activities, leading to the imprisonment of Wang Yi on charges of subversion. Meanwhile, Bob Fu has established ChinaAid to monitor the situation in China.
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Updated Jul 17
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The Chinese Communist Party continues to enforce strict control over religious activities, leading to the imprisonment of Wang Yi on charges of subversion. Meanwhile, Bob Fu has established ChinaAid to monitor the situation in China.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Bob Fu documents CCP persecution of victims, noting that state-run churches must display CCP slogans and local officials enforce religious directives.Sub-event
CCP maintains control over religious activities; Wang Yi imprisoned; Bob Fu founded ChinaAid.1 source
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Chinese Communist Party
founding and ruling party of the People's Republic of China
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Wang Yi
Chinese poet and librarian (89–158)
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Bob Fu
American pastor
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