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From Grey to Grey: Foreign NGOs Feel Their Way Forward in China
[…] government relationships. For smaller organizations that had been working in the legal grey area created by the previous lack of clarity about foreign NGOs, the path to registration is not as clear. The Ministry of Public Security, which is charged with implementing the new law, is not making registration easy. Calls to MPS offices […]
ZGBriefs | August 1, 2019
[…] 31, 2019, Jackson Wu) This post gives a few miscellaneous updates concerning the government’s efforts to “sinicize” the Chinese church. As I’ve noted before “sinicization” is a communist code word for propagating socialism in and through the church. I then highlight how one church responded with godly discernment to official edicts that would compromise their […]
August 23, 2012
[…] of persons baptized each year is assigned by a higher level government office. Furthermore, Christians must obtain approval from a higher level government office before they can promote Christianity outside of their church buildings. Many people cannot answer this question, because they dont realize how heavily the churches are restricted. GOVERNMENT / POLITICS / […]
Keeping Track of Developments
[…] China while not running afoul of the new law. On March 15, Brent commented on the news that a number of foreign NGOs have successfully completed the registration process. While some have registered, the process has not been easy: These developments have prompted some NGO observers to ask whether the new law’s purpose all […]
ZGBriefs | May 21, 2020
[…] an app that can be downloaded on the country’s tax bureau website. Though that might sound simple enough, the catch is that the app requires an individualized tax code, and in yet another case of “things you can’t do without an official Chinese ID number,” foreigners will have to go to a tax bureau office in […]
January 16, 2014
[…] Your China Chops: Take the CDT News Quiz (January 10, 2014, China Digital Times) How do instant noodles and pork chop soup go together? Theyre both Internet code words for important people and events from 2013. From disasters natural and man-made to political scandals, Chinese netizens talked about it all, creating memes and skirting […]
ZGBriefs | March 9, 2017
[…] body amounts to $500 billion, just below the annual economic output of Sweden. A Quick Scan at the NPC (March 3, 2017, China Media Project) The QR code, it seems, it being pushed this year as a symbol of sorts for the government’s professed openness and transparency. Also on Sunday, media reports said, codes […]
ZGBriefs | April 22, 2021
[…] an online notice late last week that Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccine records can be submitted as part of an application for a coronavirus QR “health code” — China’s version of a vaccine passport and a requirement to enter the country. (subscription required) China’s 10 proposed new national parks will be epic (April 21, 2021, Matador Network) […]
ZGBriefs | April 21, 2016
[…] gives in to censorship, say academics (April 14, 2016, Australia Financial Review) The ABC agreed to comply with China's tough censorship laws when it opened a website promoting Australia inside the country last year, a decision that has led to criticism the broadcaster is refusing to publish articles critical of the Chinese government. According […]
View From the Wall
Is Persecution Worsening?
Perspectives on the Changing Religious Policy Environment in China
[…] internet message about four ways of managing unregistered churches: Churches that are willing to join the TSPM system and be managed by the authorities can be granted registration. Churches that decline to join the TSPM system but are willing to be managed by the authorities can have an informal registration with the authorities for […]