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Bob Fu, founder of China Aid.
China Aid, an American church group, says that last year more than 7,400 Christians suffered persecution in China. .
This notice was sent to all of the schools in Huaqiu," explained Mou,the person that China Aid said was in charge of Huaqiu Church.
Communist China aided Vietnam in its wars against both French and American occupiers, but Hanoi later established solid ties with the Soviet Union, Beijing's rival.
Zhou Yanhua and Gao Ming, both members of Yining County Church,were charged by police with indoctrinating minors with superstitious beliefs, China Aid reported.
Bob Fu, president of the US activist group, China Aid, and a key supporter of Chen, told the BBC that the dissident was planning to stay in New York for two to three years.
The officials also detained the church's pastors, Geng Yimin and Sun Yongyao,on suspicion of“gathering a crowd to disturb social order,” China Aid reported.
Bob Fu of the U.S.-based group China Aid said that the closure of churches in central Henan province and a prominent house church in Beijing in recent weeks represents a“significant escalation” of the crackdown.
The Chinese Christians argued that the government had violated its own laws on protecting minors, the Convention on the Rights of the Child,and China's religious freedom regulations,” China Aid reported.
China Aid, a Christian rights advocacy group based in the United States of America, says that CCTV cameras have been installed“in almost all government-registered Churches in Zhejiang to monitor the homilies of the preachers, the number of Church-goers and their activities.”.
She subsequently learned that Pastor Yang's charge had been changed to“illegally possessing state secrets,” and that he was being transferred to anothercenter to serve a criminal detention sentence, according to China Aid.
Founder of China Aid Bob Fu said that he perceived the government strategy behind pulverizing church buildings is to stop people from constructing more churches in China or it might be preliminary for implementing new religious laws next month.
Pastor Yang was initially arrested for“obstructing justice” and“gathering a crowd to disturb public order” after he tried to stopauthorities from confiscating his computer hard drive, according to China Aid.
China Aid, an international non-profit dedicated to promoting religious freedom and human rights for Christians in China, reported that Shuangmiao Christian Church in Shangqiu, which was still under construction, was destroyed May 5 by 300 police officers and inspectors.
In China's restive Xinjiang Province, three Christians were detained on Nov. 11 for“spreading religion illegally” and“gathering a mob to disturb public order” afterpolice dispersed a meeting they had organized, according to China Aid.
China Aid, an international non-profit dedicated to promoting religious freedom and human rights for Christians in China, reported that Shuangmiao Christian Church in Shangqiu, which was still under construction, was destroyed May 5 by 300 police officers and inspectors.
According to our incomplete statistics, from January to November 2014, more than 400 churches with names have either been forcibly torn down or had their crosses forcibly relocated ordemolished," China Aid founder Bob Fu told RFA in an interview earlier this week.
According to Bob Fu, the founder and president of China Aid, a ministry which seeks to help persecuted Chinese Christians,“the top leadership is increasingly worried about the rapid growth of Christian faith and their public presence, and their social influence.
The Chinese government continually cites attacking cults as a pretext to launch large-scale persecution campaigns against House Churches,” Bob Fu,a director and founder of the Christian rights group, China Aid, told a US congressional hearing in July.
In recent years, Bob Fu,the exiled Chinese head of the Texas-based non-profit group, China Aid, has been among the country's strongest critics of its religious rights record and raised awareness of the persecution of unregistered Protestant Churches and the imprisonment of pastors.
China Aid, which has been documenting abuses against Christian churches, pastors, activists, and human rights lawyers, said in its report that throughout 2016, the government has engaged in activities to force all religions to"surrender to the authority and leadership of the Chinese Community Party.".
Bob Fu, founder and president of China Aid, an organization that documents persecution of Christians in China, earlier told The Christian Post that"the top leadership is increasingly worried about the rapid growth of Christian faith and their public presence, and their social influence.
Although China Aid was mentioned in the shameful Communist Party of China's official propaganda in the broadcast as the'overseas force supporting Zhang Kai's legal defense work,' we will never be intimidated or cease to continue to promote religious freedom for all in China," ChinaAid president Bob Fu said in a statement on the group's website.