Wang Zhicheng

The proposal comes from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Since May, China has headed the UN Security Council. An attempt to undermine the privileged relationship of the USA with Israel and Palestine. In recent years, Beijing has bought suicide drones from Israel and sold Weishi-2 rockets to Palestinians.

Christian content on the internet violates government rules. Many Christian sites have been shut down. To celebrate the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party, the authorities are cracking down on 'historical nihilism', i.e. non-official views of the Party. Films and TV programmes about the party's history are being promoted, especially its “successes” since 2012, when Xi Jinping became general secretary.

15% increase on previous week, but vaccination is slow due to the production and speed of the program. Britain has so far vaccinated 41%; the United States 25%. More than 60 countries have authorized the use of the Chinese vaccine. Only one of the four vaccines has obtained emergency approval from the World Health Organization. Lack in data on third phase. Criticism of "vaccine diplomacy" with Xi Jinping’s aid to Africa and Latin America.

The increase is almost entirely due to COVID-19. In the first three months of 2020 alone, some 45,320 people probably died because of the pandemic. The Chinese government reported so far only 4,636 deaths in the whole country, 3,869 in Wuhan. For the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China, Wuhan's medical staff were warned not to give interviews to journalists.

The church was built in 2000, with all the permits and praise of the local authorities. There are two reasons for the destruction: the land’s commercial value and erasing the "showy" symbolism of the religious building. The policy of "sinicization" launched by Xi Jinping and implemented in Zhejiang and Xijiang. 16,000 mosques were also destroyed or damaged. The appeal to the Pope and the Vatican.

It will contain all information on religious personnel, including the punishments received and the revocation of their ministry. A document on the management of clergy, monks, priests, bishops, who above all have the obligation to "support the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, support the socialist system", "resist illegal religious activities and religious extremism and resist infiltration of foreign forces that use religion”. "Religions continue to be treated as state institutions and the commitments of religious workers as civil servants". The "pastoral" value of the Sino-Vatican Agreement is in crisis.

Wang Yi is one of the leading figures of China’s Protestant Christianity. He wants full religious freedom, and for this reason he was convicted of “subversion against the power of the state”. His poetry is full of references to the Tang era.

Human rights lawyers see the ophthalmologist as a role model to follow. He raised the alarm about the coronavirus and was silenced by police and hospital authorities. The epidemic that followed is the price for the silence imposed on Li Wenliang, intellectuals, writers, journalists, and others. The campaign can offer a suggestion to the WHO.

In a 20-minute video speech, the Chinese president uses both peaceful and threatening tones towards the US, warning of "a new cold war". Differences are a boost to "cooperation". No to "imposing a hierarchy on human civilization or to force one's own history, culture and social system upon others". No mention of the problems of Xinjiang, Hong Kong, or the pandemic that emerged in Wuhan. The G20 is a place of governance.

The village chief is responsible for the order to tie to trees people who are reluctant to stay home. In Hebei the number of cases is down, but places of worship remain closed. Some people blame them for being the source of contagion.

The founder of the "New Citizens" movement and the human rights lawyer face sentences of more than 11 years. They are currently held in a Shandong prison, kept isolated, unable to receive mail, nor mee their defence lawyers. For Xu, Xi Jinping, by suppressing freedom of expression, is the cause of the spread of the coronavirus and the proponent of a "new model of totalitarianism".

Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan issues order, after a visit to the province. Online posts against religions and Catholics are multiplying: their "development" endangers the "socialist system". Up until yesterday, over 800 positive cases have been recorded in Hebei, of which 771 in Shijiazhuang.