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China Tribunal Interim Judgement

  • Normally a tribunal like ours would not issue a partial or interim judgment but would wait until it had made all relevant factual and legal decisions and then issue its single final judgment. Different considerations may apply where issuing a partial or interim judgment may serve the immediate public good.
  • The Tribunal’s members are all certain – unanimously, and sure beyond reasonable doubt – that in China forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience has been practised for a substantial period of time involving a very substantial number of victims.
  • We will deal in our final judgment in detail with our findings as to whether any international crimes have been committed by this practice, if so by whom and with detail as to time periods and numbers of victims. This final judgment will be derived from our further analysis of present material and other material yet to be provided and to legal advice yet to be received.
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  • EPISODE ONE: Investigations & Reports (1/4)
  • EPISODE TWO: Victims & Numbers (2/4)
  • EPISODE THREE: Suppression by the Chinese Communist Party (3/4)
  • EPISODE FOUR: Legislation & Advocacy (4/4)
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    Global Response

     

    GOVERNMENT RESOLUTIONS

    The U.S. House of Representatives and the European Parliament have passed resolutions condemning the Government of China’s harvesting of organs from prisoners of conscience.

    LEGISLATION

    In light of these atrocities taking place in China, the governments of Israel, Spain, Taiwan, Norway and Italy have passed laws restricting citizens from traveling to China to receive organs obtained from illicit sources.

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    Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.

    — Margaret Mead

     

    The idea of stealing tissue and organs is about the most vile conduct I can think of. Even the Nazis did not engage in that conduct.

    — Nathan Hershey

    Professor Emeritus, University of Pittsburgh

    Transplant abuses of this magnitude are crimes against humanity. Remaining silent in the face of such atrocities is to be complicit in these crimes.

    — Drs. Caplan, Centurion, and Xu

    Petition initiators

    This is one of the central tests of our time … a new form of genocide.

    — Ethan Gutmann

    Investigative Journalist and Co-author of ‘An Update’

    After months of investigation… we come to the regrettable conclusion that these allegations are true.

    — Hon. David Kilgour, JD
    Former Canadian Secretary of State, Asia-Pacific

    It’s important for more attention to be paid to this issue so that every person is aware that the communist regime in China is engaged in this type of ghoulish crime.

    — Dana Rohrabacher
    U.S. Congress Representative

    The ultimate conclusion of this update, and indeed our previous work, is that China has engaged in the mass killing of innocents.

    — David Matas

    International Human Rights Lawyer

    Press coverage

    Read recent media reports featuring forced organ harvesting in China.

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