“I Won’t Sign” Police Interrogate Elementary Children for Hours in Schools In Yueyang, Hunan Province, police entered several primary and secondary schools and individually questioned children from Christian families for three to four hours, local Christians reported. Officers pressured the students to sign documents accusing their house churches of religious “brainwashing.” Professor Liu’s elementary-school-aged son, who regularly reads the Bible, began crying under pressure. “I don’t know anything. I want to go home. I won’t sign. Don’t force me,” he said. Another child remained silent and refused. The youngest questioned was a first grader. Some students signed; others refused despite fear. Stand with these children under pressure: share their story, pray for their courage, and advocate for religious freedom in China today. Read Now #ReligiousFreedomChina# #ProtectChristianChildren# #YueyangSchools# #HouseChurchPersecution# #ChinaAid#