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ZGBriefs | December 21, 2017
[…] Project) On December 14, the Charity Philanthropy Research Institute (CPRI) at Beijing Normal University published an interview with OVCI la Nostra Famiglia (OVCI Our Family) about their registration process under the Foreign NGO Law. Government / Politics / Foreign Affairs South Korea’s Leader, Meeting Xi Jinping, Seeks ‘New Start’ With China (December 14, 2017, […]
ZGBriefs | August 30, 2018
[…] social institutions to quell dissenting voices and strengthen its soft power overseas, according to a report written for an influential US congressional body. The Draft Regulation for Registration and Management of Social Organizations (August 27, 2018, NGOs in China) On the first week of this month, the Ministry of Civil Affairs (MCA) issued an […]
Reading Tea Leaves from the 2021 National Religious Work Conference
[…] as well as try to direct them to be patriotic (“loving the country, loving their religion”). It encompasses a number of activities that are formal, such as registration of a new congregation, and informal, such as calling pastors on the phone to check on them. The overall goal is to “actively guide religions to […]
December 13, 2012
[…] forceful than those employed by past leaders. Among some China watchers that has stoked optimism that long-delayed needed updates to economic management, from freeing up the household registration system to making government budgets more transparent, could be in the pipeline. Yet others point out that since taking his new role as Communist party head […]
ZGBriefs | December 13, 2018
[…] violation of a landmark 2015 pact to refrain from hacking for commercial gain. China wants a new world order. At the U.N., NGOs secretly paid cash to promote Beijing’s vision. (December 11, 2018, Yahoo News) Regardless of the prosecution’s arguments in court, Western intelligence officials says Ho’s case fits a broader pattern. Beijing, they argue, is […]
ZGBriefs | September 10, 2020
China doubles down against foreign teachers spreading Christianity (September 6, 2020, South China Morning Post) New regulations underscore ban against unauthorised promotion of religion in the classroom and require new overseas hires to complete 20 hours of study on the country’s political system. Authorities are closing what little space there was to discuss the […]
Book Reviews
Into China and Beyond: A Timeless Journey of Faith
[…] indigenous songs are used by God. In his survey of Christianity in China, Aikman skillfully weaves in seminary training, the ministries of foreigners in China (and their code words), the State church, the Catholic church, some of the Mainland Chinese Christians overseas and the relationship of official bodies in the international realm. Interestingly, this […]
ZGBriefs | June 16, 2022
[…] Oriental education giant finds new life in English live streaming (June 15, 2022, Reuters) In one video that went viral on Chinese social media, the New Oriental host, after promoting a set deal for steaks, pulls out a small whiteboard where he wrote words including “steak” and “seasoning” in English, explaining how to use them in […]
Supporting Article
The Present Condition of Christianity and Religious Regulations in China
[…] three suggestions for altering the thinking and implementing policies. The first is to adhere to the principle of equal treatment for all religions. The state should not promote any religion nor should it oppress any religion. Rather, different religions should be allowed to operate according to the rules of a market economy; there should […]
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Caring for China’s “Left-Behind” Children
Due to the government’s hukou registration requirement, many children were left behind in villages as their parents went to work in the cities. While a few fortunate ones were looked after by their mothers, most were in the care of extended relatives, mostly aged grandparents. These are the “left-behind” children that Cherry Wong and […]