By MARION SMITH March 13 With the Communist country’s bloody record of forced organ harvesting, can we believe anything it says about its coronavirus efforts? Why are international medical bodies accepting the Chinese Communist Party line? As the coronavirus spread from China across the world in January and February, the

written by Aaron Sarin Published on January 3, 2020 In June of this year the China Tribunal delivered its Final Judgement and Summary Report.1 An independent committee composed of lawyers, human rights experts, and a transplant surgeon, the Tribunal was established to investigate forced organ harvesting on the Chinese mainland.

Zak Doffman | Nov 16, 2019 In June, I reported on the China Tribunal in London, which found evidence of “forced organ harvesting” from Chinese prisoners, including Falun Gong and Uighur Muslims. The Tribunal’s final judgment concluded that this “forced organ harvesting has been committed for years… on a significant

In China, it’s possible to pre-book an organ transplant, something that would be impossible under a voluntary donor system – raising suspicions of widespread organ harvesting. By Tim Elliott NOVEMBER 9, 2019 https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellness/crimes-against-humanity-is-china-killing-political-prisoners-for-their-organs-20191105-p537md.html

Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Having hepatitis C may very well have saved Jennifer Zeng’s life. In February 2000, she was arrested for being a Falun Gong practitioner and interrogated intensely about her medical history at a Labor Camp in China’s Da Xing County, she said. Zeng’s blood was

June 17, 2019 The China Tribunal is an international, independent peoples tribunal, that has been established to determine what international law crimes, if any, have been committed by state or state-approved bodies, organisations or individuals in China that may have engaged in forced organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience. Over

Researchers hope the conclusions of a people’s tribunal will pressure journals to reject papers that might include data from unethical transplants. 25 JUNE 2019 David Cyranoski A startling report concluding that prisoners in China are being killed for their organs has renewed concerns about the origins of some organs used

By Steven W. Mosher, June 1, 2019 Zheng Qiaozhi — we will call him George — still has nightmares. He was interning at China’s Shenyang Army General Hospital when he was drafted to be part of an organ-harvesting team. The prisoner was brought in, tied hand and foot, but very