What China is doing to its Christians is no game. We need to speak out during the Olympics
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Dr David Landrum2022-02-07T09:44:00
Chinese Christians are coming under ever-increasing scrutiny and persecution. As the Winter Olympics commence, the international community must keep pressure on China to deal with its human rights abuses
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