国际特赦发起全球联署：停止中国宗教迫害，聚焦锡安教会案Amnesty launches global petition: end religious persecution in China, spotlight on Zion Church case
国际特赦组织发起全球联署，纪念8名家庭教会成员被捕一周年，要求停止针对中国独立教会（“家庭教会”）的打压。联署指出，北京锡安教会约30名牧师同工被拘、18人被正式逮捕，金明日牧师2026年7月获释赴美后仍有8名成员在押候审；联署将致函中央统战部与国家宗教局，签名将于2027年2月1日前递交。Amnesty International has launched a global petition marking one year since eight 'house church' members were arrested in China, calling for an end to the crackdown on the country's independent churches. The petition notes that around 30 Beijing Zion Church pastors and church workers were detained and 18 formally arrested; after Pastor Jin Mingri was released and joined his family in the United States in July 2026, eight church members remain detained and face prosecution. The petition will be addressed to the United Front Work Department and the National Religious Affairs Administration, with signatures to be delivered by February 1, 2027.
为什么重要WHY IT MATTERS
这是锡安教会大抓捕一周年之际，首个由大型国际人权组织发起的针对中国宗教迫害的全球联署行动，把个案变成了面向公众的施压工具。联署点名的成都秋雨圣约教会、西安锡安之光教会、温州雅阳教会，显示打压并非孤立事件。需要说明的是，案件细节引自 Amnesty 的联署文本，本站未独立核实全部细节。This is the first global petition by a major international human rights organisation targeting religious persecution in China on the first anniversary of the Zion Church roundup, turning an individual case into a public pressure tool. The petition also names the Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, Zion Light Church in Xi'an and Yayang Church in Wenzhou, indicating the crackdown is not an isolated incident. Case details are drawn from Amnesty's petition text and have not been independently verified in full by this site.
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Amnesty 在联署页写道：“整整一年前，8名‘家庭教会’成员在中国被捕。在全国各地，中国当局正在把这些‘地下’教会或独立教会作为目标，只因信徒践行信仰就加以起诉。”联署呼吁公众签名，要求终结对宗教信仰自由的攻击。[1]
联署重点提及北京锡安教会案：当局拘押了约30名牧师与教会同工，正式逮捕18人。金明日牧师2026年7月获释并与在美国的家人团聚，但仍有8名教会成员在押、面临起诉。金牧师妻子苏子明在联署中说，无论当局用什么罪名，“最终目的都是打垮教会、让它消失”。[1]
Amnesty 指出，锡安教会案并非孤立事件，而是全国性打压独立宗教社群模式的一部分，点名的还有成都秋雨圣约教会、西安的锡安之光教会（Zion Light Church）、温州雅阳教会。当局的手段包括骚扰、拘押、刑事起诉，目的是制造恐惧、让信徒不敢行使宗教信仰自由——尽管这一权利受中国宪法保护。[1]
联署要求致函中共中央统战部部长李干杰、国家宗教事务局局长段毅君（Amnesty 英文页作 Duan Yijun），要求停止针对独立教会及其成员的打压。Amnesty 称签名将于2027年2月1日前递交相关部门，个人信息不会被分享。[1]
Amnesty's petition page states: 'It's been one year since eight "house church" members were arrested in China. Across the country, Chinese authorities are targeting these "underground" or independent churches and prosecuting worshippers simply for practising their faith.' It calls on the public to sign and demand an end to attacks on freedom of religion and belief. [1]
The petition highlights the Beijing Zion Church case: authorities detained around 30 pastors and church workers and formally arrested 18 people. Pastor Jin Mingri was released in July 2026 and reunited with his family in the United States, but eight church members remain detained and face prosecution. Jin's wife Su Ziming is quoted in the petition as saying that whatever charges the authorities use, 'their ultimate goal is to crush the church and make it disappear.' [1]
Amnesty says the Zion Church case is not isolated but part of a nationwide pattern of repression against independent religious communities, also naming the Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, Zion Light Church in Xi'an and Yayang Church in Wenzhou. The authorities' tactics include harassment, detention and criminal prosecution, designed to create fear and deter believers from exercising freedom of religion or belief — a right protected under China's Constitution. [1]
The petition is addressed to Li Ganjie, Head of the United Front Work Department of the CPC Central Committee, and Duan Yijun, Director of the National Religious Affairs Administration (as named on Amnesty's English page), calling for an end to the targeting of independent churches and their members. Amnesty says signatures will be delivered to the relevant authorities by February 1, 2027 and that personal data will not be shared. [1]
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