China cracking down on teaching religion to children

Published September 3, 2019 8:35pm ET



The Chinese government is more strictly enforcing a law that places age requirements on religious conversions.

China has long regulated conversions, prohibiting religious groups from proselytizing or converting anyone under the age of 18. Erik Burklin of China Partner, a missionary organization, told Mission Network News the law “has now been more intensively enforced.”

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