Hong Kong Christians weigh fate under Chinese rule
Hong Kong Christians split over post handover fate as Beijing promises religious autonomy under the Basic Law but critics warn of party interference. Leaders like Martin Lee Beatrice Leung and Deng Zhaoming report fears of religion being used for politics amid delays and pressure on religious meetings.
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Vatican pressuring Beijing to ease religious controls in China
Vatican officials say talks with Beijing raise hope that laws restricting religion may loosen. Hong Kong churches face pressure to select leaders and celebrate National Day, while underground Christian groups and Bible smugglers adapt to possible tighter state oversight.
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