… Act of 1998. The Commission further concluded that Burma, China, Iran, Iraq, Serbia, Sudan, and the Taliban regime in … named by the President last October as CPCs -- Burma, China, Iran, Iraq, Serbia, Sudan, and the Taliban in …
… them as among the worst religious freedom violators: Burma China Eritrea Iran North Korea Saudi Arabia Sudan Uzbekistan … Muslims, Protestant house church members and Falun Gong in China to Baha'is in Iran; from Ahmadis and Christians in …
… them as among the worst religious freedom violators: Burma China Eritrea Iran North Korea Saudi Arabia Sudan Uzbekistan … Muslims, Protestant house church members and Falun Gong in China to Baha'is in Iran; from Ahmadis and Christians in …
… significant regression in countries such as Afghanistan, China, Cuba, Iran, Nicaragua, and Russia. USCIRF’s 2023 … Department designated as CPCs in November 2022: Burma, China, Cuba, Eritrea, Iran, Nicaragua, North Korea, Pakistan, …
… as "countries of particular concern” or CPCs: Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, and … in Egypt, Buddhists, Uighur Muslims and Falun Gong in China, Baha'is in Iran, Ahmadis and Christians in Pakistan, …
… and forcible return, especially North Korean refugees in China who have engaged in religious activities or come in … the situation for North Korean refugees in South Korea, China, and other countries. They also considered U.S. policy …
… 2014, Seok, a deacon, was abducted and transferred from China to a prison in North Korea for his evangelism, ministry … and humanitarian work benefiting North Korean defectors to China. North Korean authorities sentenced Seok to 15 years' …
… labor, imprisonment, and execution. The government of China continues to cooperate with the North Korean government to repatriate North Korean refugees in China, including those who have engaged in religious …
… Department designated as CPCs in December 2020—Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Saudi … violations; blasphemy laws; global antisemitism; and China’s international influence on religious freedom and …
… a particular interpretation of religion. Others, such as China, North Korea, Vietnam, Tajikistan and Eritrea, seek to … to forced abortions, birth control and sterilization by China, and Christian and Yazidi girls held captive by …
… hundreds of thousands of people fled to neighboring China and South Korea to escape persecution and famine. Over … Korean humanitarian or religious organizations working in China. Refugees also continue to provide credible evidence …
… religious activity. On an unspecified date, authorities in China arrested Joo Gwang Ho for his evangelism to ethnic-Chinese citizens and North Korean refugees in China. In September 2001, Joo Gwang Ho was deported to North …
… for his religious activity. In July 2000, authorities in China arrested Chang Man Sik for his religious … Man Sik had previously escaped from North Korea to China after being charged for a political crime criticizing …
… as I think many of you know, there was as Policy Focus on China, a report that was released just last week that is a … By its refusal to treat North Korean refugees as refugees, China acts as the greatest-single facilitator of the crimes …
… ethnically Korean Chinese citizen who lived in Changbai, China, a town on the border between China and North Korea. He worked alongside a Korean-Chinese …