26th Parliamentary Intelligence-Security Forum – Democracy, Human Rights/Trafficking and Religious Freedom

Dr. Bob Fu, an advocate for persecuted Christians and a survivor of the Tiananmen Square protests, shared insights on the severe threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He emphasized the CCP’s danger not only to the 1.3 billion Chinese people but to the entire world. He highlighted the CCP’s relentless persecution, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, when he and his wife faced threats from CCP agents for their advocacy. Dr. Fu discussed the CCP’s three major religious wars under Xi Jinping: the war against the cross, the war against God’s Church, and the war against God’s children. The war against the cross involved the CCP ordering the removal of crosses from government-sanctioned churches, treating the cross as a national security threat. Dr. Fu also described the war against God’s children, wherein children under 18 were prohibited from entering churches, and millions of Christian children were forced to renounce their faith publicly.

Dr. Fu addressed the CCP’s persecution of Uighur Muslims, estimating between 1 to three million in modern-day concentration camps. He urged global awareness, suggesting actions such as holding Congressional hearings and testifying in parliaments worldwide. Dr. Fu concluded by emphasizing the transformative impact of removing the CCP from the global stage for the betterment of the world.