Churches in Zhejiang Province in China have been ordered to display new signs declaring their love for the Communist party, as well as for China and for religion. It is the latest in a series of rules and restrictions facing Christians in the country.
Churches in Zhejiang Province are now ordered to post the sign at the entrance to their buildingsChurches in Zhejiang Province in eastern China have been given a new rule: all religious venues have to display signs saying “Love the Communist party, love the country, and love the religion.” These signs must be installed at the entrances to churches and other religious buildings, alongside one saying “Adhere to the Sinicisation of all religions.” (‘Sinicisation’ means ‘making Chinese’ – which the current authorities in China use to mean adhering to their policies.)
This instruction has been made by the province’s Religious Affairs Bureau, and is believed to be a ‘test case’ before potential roll-out in other areas of the country.
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