Chinese Officials Burn Bibles, Destroy Crosses And Force Christians To Renounce Their Faith Amid A Massive Religious Crackdown

China's government is burning bibles, destroying crosses, shutting churches and ordering Christian followers to sign papers renouncing their faith, according to pastors and a group that monitors religion in China. 

The accounts have appeared amid an apparent, massive crackdown launched by Beijing against religion as a whole.

Besides Christianity, millions of Muslims in far-west China have been facing forced political indoctrination at alleged 'brainwashing camps' where they have to eat pork and drink alcohol as 'punishment', said human rights groups and former detainees.

Whereas, children in traditionally Buddhist Tibet have been banned from taking part in religious activities during the summer holidays.