📍Rally Announcement | Stand for Religious Freedom 19-10-2025

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We will gather on October 19, 2025 (Sunday) at 2:00 PM

behind the Chinese Embassy in The Hague, Netherlands, to call on the Chinese government to immediately release the detained clergy and believers of China Zion Church. 🗺️ Google Maps location: 👉 maps.app.goo.gl/posRhXdMk3Ga4t Since October 9, more than 20 pastors and church workers have been arrested across China — their only “crime” is remaining faithful to their beliefs and shepherding their communities. 📜 Our demands: 1️⃣ Immediate release of all detainees 2️⃣ Respect Article 36 of China’s Constitution: freedom of religion 3️⃣ Uphold Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Organized by: The Community of Persecuted Chinese Christians
Organized by: The Community of Persecuted Chinese Christians 🕊️ Stand with China Zion Church. Defend Religious Freedom! #FreeZionChurch #ReligiousFreedom #ChinaHumanRights #FreeEzraJin #FaithIsNotACrime #HumanRights #TheHague

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