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President Trump [music] saying he plans to raise the case of imprisoned underground church pastor Ezra Jin during next week's meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing.
The announcement comes as the Chinese Communist Party's human rights abuses are in the spotlight now more than ever.
NTD's Washington correspondent Jack Bradley reports.
With President Trump meeting Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing next week, Trump says he'll bring up the case of imprisoned pastor Ezra Jin.
>> His name's Ezra Jin. Are you going to press President Xi on his release?
>> it, but I will certainly look into it. Yeah. I'll do it.
I'll look into it. I'll look I'll bring it up. Yeah, I've gotten a lot of people out of different countries, including China.
Uh people that were hostages or held.
So, we'll take a look at that. Jin is the founder of the Zion Church and was arrested in October with around 30 other church leaders and members who've been imprisoned ever since.
Upon hearing the president's remarks, Pastor Jin's daughter Grace Jin Drexel releasing this message thanking President Trump.
>> To know that the President of the United States will be raising this case in front of Xi Jinping
gives my family tremendous hope.
As an American, I am tremendously
I'm tremendously honored and blessed to be part of a nation that cares for the vulnerable. Zion Church is an underground Christian organization
spanning several provinces in China. It remains unregistered because churches in China need to first go through an approval process, one that requires church followers to pledge their allegiance to the Communist Party first and to their religion second. That's because the CCP takes anything spiritual to be a direct threat to its absolute power.
imprisons democracy advocates in Hong Kong, putting Muslim Uyghurs in slavery camps in Xinjiang, and imprisoning Falun Gong practitioners, systematically killing them for their organs.
Lawyers trying to stand up for human rights in China like Gao Zhisheng have been disappeared without a trace.
Even billionaire Jimmy Lai, who ran the Apple Daily news outlet in Hong Kong and was critical of the CCP, was arrested in 2020.
The 78-year-old was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
President Trump says he'll also bring up Lai's case in China.
There's a little bitterness I would say with him and Jimmy Lai, but I will be I will be bringing
>> A bipartisan group of over 100 US lawmakers, including about 2/3 of the Senate, is urging Trump to push for Lai's release.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who's expected to accompany Trump to China, says that China's human rights violations, including forced organ harvesting, are priorities for the administration.
You've long been a leading voice on human rights in China, and so including religious persecution and forced organ harvesting, do you
expect human rights concerns to be on the table or Well, we always raise those issues and they remain true, and I think we've proven in some cases it's most effective to raise them in the appropriate setting.
For many persecuted believers in China, these remarks signal a vital attention from the White House and US lawmakers.
For NTD News Washington, I'm Jack Bradley.
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