Public notice concerning the strengthening of control of religious actitivies in the whole country (July 5, 1991)

Article Abstract:

This article describes the Chinese Communist Party's rules about how all religions must conduct their activities. Registration, meeting places, limitations to prevent interfering with the Party, and consequences for failing to follow these procedures are discussed.

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Regulations from the Shanghai Religious Affairs Bureau, document 35 (November 30, 1995)

Article Abstract:

This article contains the 63 provisions about religious affairs in Shanghai, China, as of Mar 1, 1996. Freedom of religion, various religious bodies, meeting places, religious property, foreign contacts, and legal responsibilities are described.

Shanghai, China

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Regulations on the management of venues of religious activities in Shandong Province (November 18, 1993)

Article Abstract:

This article contains the 28 regulations governing religious activity in Shandong, China, as of Nov 18, 1993. Freedom of religious belief, conditions necessary to hold religious activities, registration and planning for religious venues, and consequences for violating the regulations are discussed.

Shandong, China

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Regulations on the administrative supervision of places of religious activities in Guangdong Province, document 44 (March 23, 1988)
• Abstracts: Circular on the opinion concerning carrying out the special struggle to curb the illegal activities of Catholic and Protestant Christians according to law, document 19 (February 27, 1997)

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