CPPCC chief Wang Huning calls for ‘safe and orderly’ religious activities: report
Wang Huning, a high-ranking Chinese Communist Party official, has called for stricter, law-based management of religious affairs in China to ensure religious activities are legal, safe, and orderly. He emphasized the need for religious leaders and believers to enhance their national and civic consciousness, as well as their awareness of the rule of law.
Wang's remarks, made during discussions with religious leaders, align with Premier Li Qiang's recent emphasis on strengthening the rule of law in the governance of religious affairs, a point that was absent from last year's government work report. According to a Beijing-based religious scholar, this increased emphasis suggests a desire for more transparent governance in religious matters.
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Wang Huning, a high-ranking Chinese Communist Party official, has called for stricter, law-based management of religious affairs in China to ensure religious activities are legal, safe, and orderly. He emphasized the need for religious leaders and believers to enhance their national and civic consciousness, as well as their awareness of the rule of law.
Wang's remarks, made during discussions with religious leaders, align with Premier Li Qiang's recent emphasis on strengthening the rule of law in the governance of religious affairs, a point that was absent from last year's government work report. According to a Beijing-based religious scholar, this increased emphasis suggests a desire for more transparent governance in religious matters.
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