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4 Tibetans sentenced to prison for 2nd time for religious activities

They were detained until July 2023, when they were released, though it is not known why they were freed

Vietnam releases 4 independent Protestants after 5 days’ detention

Before releasing the Protestants, the police told them to stop practicing religion independently and not to study civil society

Gansu: World famous Xiguan Mosque is also “sinicized”

Xiguan Mosque in Gansu remained as the last important Muslim place of worship in Northwest China that had yet to be “Sinicized.”

Hate crimes surge in India amid global praise for ‘diversity’

With an average of 2.5 hate crimes occurring daily this year, violence against Christians has been reported in 23 states across India

In August, a new crackdown on house churches in Guangdong

A campaign against independent house churches has been conducted this month of August in Guangdong province.

Hundreds of Pakistan Catholics celebrate Mass outside burned church days after...

The anti-Christian mob had broken into a frenzy after two Christians, Rocky Masih and Raja Masih, were accused of profaning the Quran

China steps up political control over religious venues, sermons and activities

According to new rules monasteries, temples, mosques, churches, and other religious activity venues are required to support the CCP

Chinese police stop Tibetan Buddhist gathering, prevent lama from preaching

The actions in northwestern China's Qinghai province are the latest efforts by China to suppress Tibetan religious and cultural expressions

UN human rights council passes religious hatred resolution amid U.S., European...

The resolution called for the perpetrators of the act to be “[held] to account” in accord with “international human rights law.”

Christian persecution continues to rise in India

Hate crimes against Christians have been increasing since the pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janta Party started to rule in 2014

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