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ChinaAid Joins Campaign to Bring Pastor John Cao Home (opens the original)
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(MIDLAND, Texas — August 16, 2026) — A humanitarian campaign is calling on President Donald J. Trump to personally raise the case of Pastor John Cao with Chinese President Xi Jinping during their scheduled September 24 meeting and ask that Pastor Cao be allowed to return to his family in the United States. Pastor Cao, a U.S. permanent resident, spent seven years in a Chinese prison after years of Christian humanitarian work serving impoverished communities along the China-Myanmar border. Althoug
‘Where is he?’: Chinese lawyer Gao Zhisheng's wife speaks out 9 years later (opens the original)
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Nine years after Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng disappeared, his wife still has no answers about whether he is alive, where he is being held, or when their family might see him again. For Geng He, the anniversary of his disappearance on Aug. 13 brings renewed grief, but also gratitude that supporters around the world continue to remember her husband, once one of China’s most prominent advocates for religious believers and other vulnerable groups. “Despite the passage of time, so many p
‘We never imagined’: Pastor and father cut off from family as wife jailed in China (opens the original)
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Two toddlers watched as Chinese police took their mother away. More than 600 miles away on a ministry trip, their father could only watch from afar as his family was torn apart. “We never imagined she would be taken away by the police, right in front of our two young children,” said Pastor Yang Jun, 44, about his wife, 37-year-old Wu Qiuyu, one of the so-called ‘Zion 8’ detained in southern China since last October. “My wife was, at the beginning, not on a list to arrest. She is bearing this bur
China's new exit rules expand travel bans, raising transnational repression concerns (opens the original)
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China’s new exit-entry regulations, set to take effect next month, expand the government’s authority to bar people from leaving the country and allow authorities to withhold notice of those restrictions in some cases, raising concerns among human rights advocates. Issued by China’s State Council on July 31, the rules are presented as measures to “safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests,” according to a press release. Human rights advocates, including ChinaAid President
‘Immense suffering’: Wife of Zion Church pastor jailed for 9 months speaks out (opens the original)
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As global headlines celebrated the release of one prominent Chinese minister, the wife of another pastor is pleading with the world not to forget those still jailed in China. “Zion Church has eight leaders still detained,” said Sister Su Ziming, wife of Pastor Wang Lin, who leads Beijing Zion Church alongside the recently released Pastor Ezra Jin. “Our family and the others all eagerly await reunion.” Before entering ministry, Pastor Lin (also known as Franklin Wang) practiced law and later earn
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