China sanctions US religious leader, former Trump appointee
The Chinese government has imposed retaliatory sanctions on an American citizen who served on the U.S. government’s commission on international religious freedom.
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The Chinese government has imposed retaliatory sanctions on an American citizen who served on the U.S. government’s commission on international religious freedom.
Beijing says Commissioner Johnnie Moore, his family cannot enter China, Hong Kong, Macao.
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