By Martina Keller, Die ZEIT March 13, 2013 [FOFG Editors's note: This is the translation of an article that appeared in the German periodical, Die ZEIT, which was posted on the website of Doctors's Against Forced Organ Harvesting.] In China body organs are taken from executed prisoners, and for a fee, are then implanted in patients from the West. When Beijing attorney Han Bing published his...
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By Radio Free Asia May 6, 2013 [Photo caption: A file photo of inmates at a women's labor camp in Zhengzhou, Henan province. (EyePress News)] . Liu Hua spent three years at the Masanjia Women’s re-education through labor facility outside the northeastern Chinese city of Shenyang for lodging persistent complaints against the government. In a recent documentary directed by Du Bin and...
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Thousands of signatories condemn policy of persecution . By the Falun Dafa Information Center 29 Apr 2013 [Photo caption: 1,300 signatures calling for release of Li Lankui, Hebei Province] NEW YORK—Five new petitions for individual Falun Gong practitioners—some with over 10,000 signatures—have been reported over the past two months, continuing a growing trend across China. While some of the...
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7:30 ABC News Australia Australian Broadcasting Corporation Broadcast: 29/04/2013 Reporter: Adam Harvey An Australian university is under fire for honouring a Chinese professor linked to China’s controversial organ transplant program. Transcript LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: Every year in China thousands of prisoners are executed and their deaths provide kidneys, lungs and livers for the...
read moreWorld Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong Foreword Masanjia Labor Camp is located in Masanjia Township, Yuhong District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province. It was established on March 9, 1956 (1). On October 29, 1999, in order to implement Jiang Zemin’s campaign against Falun Gong, Masanjia Labor Camp’s 2nd Female Division was set up specifically to detain Falun Gong...
read moreBy The Australia Network News April 15, 2013 To watch the video, please click here. A Chinese man has sought protection in Australia after escaping alleged torture in his homeland. But despite the United Nation’s pleas for clemency, he is hitting legal hurdles in...
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