Combatting the Persecution of Religious Groups in China Act

Directs U.S. policy to treat Chinese officials who commit serious abuses against religious minorities as potential targets for sanctions under the Global Magnitsky Act, and directs the Department of State to support programs that protect religious freedom and monitor transnational repression. Expresses the sense of Congress urging stronger diplomatic pressure on China — including designating China as a country of particular concern, raising prisoner and detainee cases at high levels, calling for release and humane treatment of detainees, and encouraging global faith communities to show solidarity.