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4020 Cases Of (estimated) Date of Date of arrest start date of Place of Expected to be Country Affilliation LAST NAME First Name Place of arrest Charges Related legal code(s) Statement of defence Prison term Other information Sources Birth Y-M-D Y/M/D detention Y- detention released year # of S E X arrest Age at arrests start of M-D Disturbing social order and using a xie jiao Based on the information from a organization to undermine law enforcement Christian serving his sentence in He disagreed with the decision The Church of Xuchang City, Henan because of being an upper-level leader of The Article 300 of the the same prison, HE Zhexun was https://goo. China 1 HE Zhexun M 1963/09/18 46 2009/03/10 and said what he believed in is not 2009/03/10 15 years Henan No. 1 Prison 2024/03 Almighty God Province Church of Almighty God in mainland China, Chinese Criminal Code imprisoned in a separate area gl/aGkHBj a xie jiao. who was responsible for the overall work of the and not allowed to contact other church. prisoners. Organizing and using a xie jiao organization to Yining City, Xinjiang undermine the enforcement of the law because Xinjiang Uyghur The Church of Article 300 of the China 1 ZHU Jian M 1972/02/02 42 2014/07/26 Uyghur Autonomous of being in charge of the local video production 2014/07/30 14 years Autonomuous 2028/08 Almighty God Chinese Criminal Code Region work of the CAG and participating in shooting Region No. 3 Prison videos Organizing and using a xie jiao organization to The police took away 16,500 Yining City, Xinjiang undermine the enforcement of the law because The Church of Article 300 of the She claimed that her act did not Xinjiang Women’s RMB (about 2,100 euros) from China 1 MENG Xiumei F 1973/03/04 41 2014/08/14 Uyghur Autonomous of being a CAG leader in charge of Christians’ 2014/08/15 14 years 2028/08 Almighty God Chinese Criminal Code constitute crimes. Prison MENG Xiumei’s mother and did Region worship meetings and the gospel work in Ili not return it to her. Prefecture. Using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because of being in charge of She claimed that she only believed printing, transporting, spreading, and in Almighty God and engaged in The Church of Nanchong City, Sichuan distributing the books of The Church of Article 300 of the Sichuan Women’s China 1 XIA Fenzhen F 1971/09/12 43 2014/03/20 proper belief activities, that she 2014/03/20 13 years 2027/02/23 Almighty God Province Almighty God, as well as purchasing and Chinese Criminal Code Prison did not commit any crime, much repairing MP4 players, MP5 players, SD cards, less undermine law enforcement. CDs, and other things for the Christians to study the teachings. Organizing ans using a xie jiao organization to She claimed that she only Yining City, Xinjiang The Church of undermine the enforcement of the law because Article 300 of the preached the gospel and her act Xinjiang Women’s China 1 LI Gufen F 1968/09/20 46 2014/07/22 Uyghur Autonomous 2014/07/24 13 years 2027/07 Almighty God of distributing CAG books and materials in Yili Chinese Criminal Code did not constitute crimes and the Prison Region Prefecture original sentence was too heavy. Organizing and using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because of being She claimed that she only believed an upper-level leader of The Church of in Almighty God and engaged in Almighty God, organizing Christians to gather The Church of Zaozhuang City, Article 300 of the proper belief activities, and that Shandong Women’s https://goo. China 1 BAO Shuguang F 1976/08/31 41 2017/06/01 and spread the gospel, and keeping in the 2017/06/23 13 years 2030/06/11 Almighty God Shandong Province Chinese Criminal Code she did not commit any crime, Prison gl/Yihf3M meeting place laptops and portable hard drives much less undermine law containing information on belief in God, cash of enforcement. over 10,000 RMB, and some other church properties. Using a xie jiao organization to undermine law He disagreed with the decision The Church of Zhengzhou City, Henan enforcement because of believing in Almighty Article 300 of the https://goo. China 1 XIE Gao M 2009/03/03 and said what he believed in is not 2009/03 12 years Henan No. 1 Prison 2021/03 Almighty God Province God and contacting the overseas church on the Chinese Criminal Code gl/aGkHBj a xie jiao. Internet. Using a xie jiao organization to undermine the The Church of Huai’an City, Jiangsu enforcement of the law because of participation Article 300 of the Hongzehu Prison in China 1 DONG Qihong M 1972/07/03 41 2013/05/16 2013/06/02 12 years 2025/06/01 Almighty God Province in producing and transporting 340,906 copies Chinese Criminal Code Jiangsu of CAG books in Jiangsu Province First Charge: Using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because of printing During the trial, his family saw he 10,000 copies of A Collection of Sermons and hobbling slowly with handcuffs He claimed that he did not plan or The Church of Changchun City, Jilin Sustenance, a book on belief in God. Article 300 of the Gongzhuling Prison and shackles. His face was China 1 WANG Lianyu M 1974/04/15 40 2014/03/28 participate in the detention of 2014/04/01 12 years 2026/03/31 Almighty God Province Second Charge: Unlawful detention because of Chinese Criminal Code in Jilin swollen and disfigured under Zhou and Cui. putting up two potential converts for several torment. Without a doubt, he had nights when he was preaching the gospel to suffered severe torture. them in 2001. Using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because she was a leader and The Church of Aksu City, Xinjiang Uygur Article 300 of the https://bit. China 1 ZENG Lingying F 1976/ 40 2016/09/23 preacher of The Church of Almighty God, and 2016/09/23 12 years 2028/09 Almighty God Autonomous Region Chinese Criminal Code ly/2GpSibD in charge of the church affairs within Kuqa County and Xayar County, Xinjiang. Organizing and using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because of being She claimed that she only believed an upper-level leader of The Church of in Almighty God and engaged in Almighty God, organizing Christians to gather The Church of Zaozhuang City, Article 300 of the proper belief activities, and that Shandong Women’s https://goo. China 1 JIANG Xingmei F 1980/02/05 37 2017/06/01 and spread the gospel, and keeping in the 2017/06/23 12 years 2029/06/11 Almighty God Shandong Province Chinese Criminal Code she did not commit any crime, Prison gl/Yihf3M meeting place laptops and portable hard drives much less undermine law containing information on belief in God, cash of enforcement. over 10,000 RMB, and some other church properties. Organizing and using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because of being She claimed that she only believed an upper-level leader of The Church of in Almighty God and engaged in Almighty God, organizing Christians to gather The Church of Zaozhuang City, Article 300 of the proper belief activities, and that Shandong Women’s China 1 CHEN Hong F 1985/03/19 32 2017/06/01 and spread the gospel, and keeping in the 2017/06/23 12 years 2029/06/11 Almighty God Shandong Province Chinese Criminal Code she did not commit any crime, Prison meeting place laptops and portable hard drives much less undermine law containing information on belief in God, cash of enforcement. over 10,000 RMB, and some other church properties. Organizing and using a xie jiao organization to undermine law enforcement because of being an upper-level leader of The Church of Almighty God, organizing Christians to gather The Church of Zaozhuang City, Article 300 of the Shandong Women’s https://goo. China 1 BAI Lanxiang F 1982/03/22 35 2017/06/01 and spread the gospel, and keeping in the 2017/06/23 12 years 2029/06/11 Almighty God Shandong Province Chinese Criminal Code Prison gl/Yihf3M meeting place laptops and portable hard drives containing information on belief in God, cash of over 10,000 RMB, and some other church properties. She claimed that she only believed Using a xie jiao organization to undermine law in Almighty God and engaged in The Church of Zhengzhou City, Henan Article 300 of the 11 years and 6 Henan Women’s China 1 SONG Xinling F 1965/09/08 44 2009/03 enforcement because of believing in Almighty proper belief activities, that she 2009/03 2020/09 Almighty God Province Chinese Criminal Code months Prison God. did not commit any crime, much less undermine law enforcement. (estimated) Date of Date of arrest start date of Place of Expected to be Country Affilliation LAST NAME First Name Place of arrest Charges Related legal code(s) Statement of defence Prison term Other information Sources Birth Y-M-D Y/M/D detention Y- detention released year # of S E X arrest Age at arrests start of M-D She claimed that she just believed Using a xie jiao organization to undermine law in Almighty God and engaged in enforcement because she was a leader of The The Church of Fuxin City, Liaoning Article 300 of the proper belief activities, and that Liaoning Women’s China 1 XIANG Zhaolu F 1976/10/10 37 2013/06/22 Church of Almighty God, and she was in charge 2013/06/22 11 years 2024/06 Almighty God Province Chinese Criminal Code she did not commit any crime, Prison of organizing Christians to gather together and much less undermine law preach the gospel.
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