Christians still persecuted in some parts of China

In central China, Jang Young Young, a Christian and daughter of a local priest, is on the run with her baby due to government persecution. Her father and 23 parishioners were arrested without warrants for opposing land seizure for a new church. The local government, acting with unchecked power, has restricted religious freedom and attacked Christians and their legal defenders. Despite legal efforts, the whereabouts of the arrested remain unknown. The situation highlights the severe intolerance and corruption faced by religious communities in the region.

What was the reason for the arrest of Jang Young Young's father and the parishioners?

• They refused to pay taxes.

• They were planning to leave the country.

• They opposed the government's land seizure for a new church.

• They were involved in criminal activities.

What challenges do the remaining parishioners face at the Nan Lower County Church?

• They have relocated to a safer area.

• They are free to worship without any issues.

• They face restrictions and fear of arrest without warrants.

• They have been given government protection.

What difficulties do the lawyers face in helping the arrested individuals?

• They have full access to the arrested individuals.

• They are unable to locate or communicate with the arrested individuals.

• They have been provided with all necessary legal documents.

• They are supported by the local government.

How does the local government allegedly support the attacks on Christians?

• By providing financial aid to the church.

• By organizing and backing groups to attack Christians.

• By offering legal assistance to the Christians.

• By promoting religious freedom.

What is Jang Young Young's emotional state regarding her father's situation?

• She is indifferent to the situation.

• She is hopeful for his return by Christmas.

• She is frightened and uncertain about his return.

• She is confident in the legal system.