China’s ambivalent Organ Donation and Transplantation Conference in Guangzhou, August 2015 China is inviting leading doctors and medical organizations to participate in the country’s Organ Donation and Transplantation Conference in Guangzhou on August 21-23, 2015. While medical conferences are usually […]
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By Deborah Collins-Perrica APRN, DAFOH In recent months DAFOH, whose mission is to raise awareness, reports an increase in membership by registered nurses from around the world. These nurses are courageously and collectively acting on
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PRESS RELEASE August 3, 2015: Human rights groups call upon UN to confront China’s lawless zone of forced organ harvesting At the 70th anniversary of the UN Charter, a joint open letter urges the UN High Commissioner
GENEVA, 23 June, 2015 – Six months after the People’s Republic of China announced to end the forced harvesting of organs from prisoners, an international panel of physicians, scholars, and activists will convene to examine
WASHINGTON, April 7, 2015 – The international community should not find relief from the crisis in transplant medicine in China’s recent promise to end the harvesting of organs from executed prisoners, said the medical watchdog
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: China’s proposed organ exchange platform threatens to pull Taiwan into complicity in unethical medical practices Washington, Dec 22, 2014 — The recent proposal from China to build a mutual organ exchange platform for
For Immediate Release On Human Rights Day: Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting Calls on UN Human Rights Commissioner to Take Lead Opposing Forced Organ Harvesting in China Washington D.C., Dec. 10, 2014 – Doctors Against Forced Organ
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For Immediate Release: World should be skeptical of China’s announcement to end organ harvesting from executed prisoners by January 1, 2015 WASHINGTON, Dec. 5, 2014 — Just days before International Human Rights Day on Dec. 10th, the news that the People’s
Introduction The deafening and pervasive silence that has surrounded the transplant abuse situation of persecuted men and women is changing. We now know that overwhelming numbers of prisoners of conscience in detention camps in China
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On October 29-31, 2014, the Chinese Transplant Congress will be held in Hangzhou. The congress in the discipline of transplant medicine stands in fundamental contrast to the medical profession and mission. China has violated ethical
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