The Bible Dilemma of China’s House Church Believers
April 28, 2026
Two Tibetan Monks “Disappeared” into the Chinese Jail System
April 23, 2026
Chinese Pastors Denied Access to Bibles in Prison
June 2, 2026
Yayáng Church Reduced to Rubble in Wenzhou
May 25, 2026
Six Christians Arrested in China
May 23, 2026
Listed here are cases of individuals who were persecuted to death in China because of their religious belief.
The Chinese Communist government is committing serious violations of the United Nations Convention against Torture, and they subject prisoners of conscience including Christians to various forms of torture, including physical torture (like beating, drug-induced torture, sexual violence) and psychological abuse (like sleep deprivation and public insult).
In China, Christians, rights activists, and dissidents, etc., are subjected to illegal detention and imprisonment without a reasonable cause or due legal process.
Let these testimonies from the persecuted Christians encourage your faith and urge you to share them with others.
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Geneva Rally at the 62nd U.N. Human Rights Council Session Highlights Human Rights Concerns in China
News
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Voices for Tibet Fill Berlin’s Streets: Multi-Ethnic Rally Marks 67th Tibetan Uprising Anniversary
News
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Tibetan Uprising Day Rally in Zurich Highlights Human Rights and Religious Freedom in China
News
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Seminar on Religious and Conscience Persecution: Spotlight on CCP’s Transnational Repression of The Church of Almighty God
Human Rights Conferences
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Persecution: A Price to Pay for Being a Christian? (John MacArthur)
Interviews