Revised law in China deepens trend toward limited freedoms

China (MNN) — A revised law in China leaves a slippery legal opening for exploitation.On January 1, China will begin enforcinga revised Law of Public Order Offenses. The measure updates the Public Security Administration Punishments Law and bans organizing or inciting others to participate in superstitious, sect, secret-society, or illegal religious activities.Kurt Rovenstine of Bibles for China says the concern centers on how the law defines religion. “That’s where there’s concern is this last