On December 7, 2025, ahead of the 77th International Human Rights Day, the Dam Square in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, became the site of a special rally. More than 170 participants—including Christians from house churches such as The Church of Almighty God and Zion Church, as well as democracy activists and human rights defenders, gathered in front of the National Monument. Under the theme “Stop Religious Persecution, Respect Freedom of Religion, Defend Human Rights,” they spoke out for the persecuted in China through prayer, choral singing, and personal testimonies.
Stop Religious Persecution! Netherlands Rally Denounces CCP’s Trampling of Freedom of Belief
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