Refworld | China: 1. What is the reported attitude of the authorities in Chengdu and/or Sichuan to family/house churches and in particular, to junior and non-proselytising members of those churches? 2. Are there any reports suggesting that attitudes towards family/house churches have hardened since the pro-democracy protests in China in February 2011?

Title	China: 1. What is the reported attitude of the authorities in Chengdu and/or Sichuan to family/house churches and in particular, to junior and non-proselytising members of those churches? 2. Are there any reports suggesting that attitudes towards family/house churches have hardened since the pro-democracy protests in China in February 2011?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	9 August 2011
Country	China
Topics	Falun Gong \| Freedom of religion \| Religious discrimination
Citation / Document Symbol	CHN39120
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, China: 1. What is the reported attitude of the authorities in Chengdu and/or Sichuan to family/house churches and in particular, to junior and non-proselytising members of those churches? 2. Are there any reports suggesting that attitudes towards family/house churches have hardened since the pro-democracy protests in China in February 2011? , 9 August 2011, CHN39120, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4f13d9bb2.html [accessed 20 May 2013]
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