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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.
The Coalition Roundtable Series
- 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)
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, and Taiwan have passed laws restricting citizens from traveling to China to receive organs obtained from illicit sources.
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Press coverage
Read recent media reports featuring forced organ harvesting in China.
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PBS – Has China really stopped obtaining organs from executed prisoners?
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THE CONVERSATION – China says it has stopped harvesting organs but evidence belies it’s claim
- NEW YORK TIMES – Debate Flares Over China’s Inclusion at Vatican Organ Trafficking Meeting
- The BMJ – Journal Retracts Chinese Paper Because Transplanted Livers Couldn’t Be Traced
- THE GUARDIAN – Medical journal to retract paper after concerns organs came from the executed prisoners
- NEW YORK TIMES – Chinese Claim That World Accepts Its Organ Transplant System Is Rebutted
- ABC – Lateline Interview: Ethan Gutmann, human rights investigator
- CNN – China still harvesting organs from prisoners at a massive scale
- GLOBE & MAIL – Report alleges China killing thousands to harvest organs
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