Religious Freedom

The regime has escalated a campaign of information and legal warfare to attack a faith group outside its borders, experts say.

Two men who promoted traditional learning for children were detained for no apparent reason other than that they practice Falun Gong, a former colleague says.

Wang Zhanhai was one of seven practitioners who tapped into a local cable network in 2002 to expose the Chinese regime’s brutal persecution.

The New York company has been facing fake bomb threats and disinformation amid its global tours, which aim to bring back traditional Chinese culture.

The CCP is ‘likely behind the scenes trying to expand the persecution against Falun Gong beyond China’s borders,’ a human rights group said.

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The Baeckryung Art Center apologized for the cancellation, saying it was not acting on its own volition: ‘The Ministry of Education insisted.’

The threats were received a day after a large-scale parade and rally in New York City’s Flushing neighborhood.

Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that has become a global sensation.

‘The CCP persecution of people of faith reveals a regime that denies the dignity of the individual,’ Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) said.

The Chinese regime’s threat campaign against Shen Yun is part of unconventional warfare against America and will escalate if left unchecked, experts said.

‘It’s long past time to dismantle the CCP’s state-sponsored organ harvesting industry,’ Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) told The Epoch Times.

The arts group vows to keep going despite intimidation.

Shen Yun described the threat as the latest in a series of ‘pranks meant to scare theaters and audience members.’

In China, Falun Gong practitioners have endured the Chinese communist regime’s persecution since 1999.

Plaintiffs said the woman had spread rumors about their family, causing them emotional pain.

CCP escalates campaign against U.S. performing arts company with bomb and mass shooting threats.

After more than a decade of using diplomatic intimidation, Beijing is now primarily sending bomb and mass shooting threats to scare theaters and lawmakers.

The vice president said the United States has ’much more to do' to secure religious freedom at home and abroad.

More mainland Chinese have started to read Mr. Li Hongzhi’s writings and taken up the spiritual practice despite the ongoing persecution.