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The International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in China
We are a coalition of lawyers, medical professionals and human rights advocates dedicated to ending organ transplant abuse in and from China.
The International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in ChinaThe International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in China
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About the Author

Sarah Cook, an experienced China human rights researcher, is lead author of this report. Ms Cook is the founder of China Rights Analytics and Advising LLC and author of the UnderReported China news- letter. Ms Cook previously served as Research Director for China, Hong Kong and Taiwan at Freedom House, where she directed a monthly news digest on China and authored five special reports about authoritarianism in China and Beijing’s foreign media influence. Ms Cook received a BA in Internation- al Relations from Pomona College and, as a Marshall Scholar, completed master’s degrees in Politics and International Law in London.

Acknowledgements

Review and feedback was provided by ETAC International Advisory Board Chair and Distinguished Professor of Clinical Ethics, Wendy Rogers (Macquarie University) and ETAC Executive Director Susie Hughes. Two additional anonymous academic reviewers specialising in China, transplant medicine and law also provided feedback. Four researchers, who wish to remain anonymous, assisted with primary research and fact-checking: three native Chinese speakers, who also provided translation assistance, and one English speaker.