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HOME » NEWS AND VIDEOS » CONFERENCES » Religious Persecution? Interview with Follower of The Church of Almighty God

Religious Persecution? Interview with Follower of The Church of Almighty God

2018-03-152018-10-16ASRHR

 

Topic: Jia Chunwang Ordered Siege on The Church of Almighty God. Project 807 Caused the Purported McDonald’s Murder?

Guest: Kunrui Li (@lichristina0823 )
Yongxiang Zhang (@vivianizyx3)
Guangjun Gao (Lawyer)

Host: Xiaoping Chen (@xpchen15)

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