Charlie Pepper has just graduated from the University of Cambridge with a starred First (Class I with distinction) Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Theology and Philosophy and is now pursuing her Masters of Philosophy in Conflict and Religion.
Understanding Hong Kong’s Current Crackdown in Light of the Role of Christian Actors in the 2014 Pro-democracy Protests.
December 2020 has seen a wave of crackdowns on several figureheads of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement. In just this month, Joshua Wong, Agnes Chow, and Ivan Lam, three pro-democracy icons,…
The Chinese Communist Party and Christianity: A Model for Understanding Regime-Religion Relations
Contemporary China has been recognised by the Pew Research Center and Commission on International Religious Freedom as one of the most restrictive environments in the world for religious groups. Since…