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Oxford University Held Training Sessions Attended by Chinese Doctors Accused of Harvesting Organs
A Telegraph investigation by senior journalist Henry Bodkin exposes concerns over an Oxford University transplant training program. Excerpts below.
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“Oxford University organised training programmes attended by Chinese transplant doctors facing allegations of illegally harvesting human organs, The Telegraph can reveal.”
“The alleged role of one “honoured guest” at the most recent New Horizons programme, Prof Zheng Shusen, was said in a submission to a 2018 tribunal to need explanation over a “clear and convincing evidence pattern” of being “directly or indirectly complicit in the commission of crimes against humanity… against unknown individuals who were killed in the process of having their organs extracted”.”
“Data experts, and The Telegraph’s own investigation, have identified 15 other medics who took part… regarding whom concerns have also been raised.
Oxford has been warned that its involvement in the programme could amount to inadvertent complicity in organ harvesting and was urge to disclose whether, and how much, it had been paid to take part.”
“In 2020, the independent China Tribunal, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice KC, formerly the lead prosecutor in the trial of Slobodan Milosevic, concluded that: “In the long-term practice in the PRC [People’s Republic of China] of forced organ harvesting it was indeed Falun Gong practitioners who were used as a source – probably the principal source – of organs for forced organ harvesting.”
“In 2022, the law firm Global Rights Compliance (GRC) published a groundbreaking legal advisory document setting out how Western institutions risk criminal liability for inadvertent collaboration with China in the field of transplantation.”
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Oxford University Held Training Sessions Attended by Chinese Doctors Accused of Harvesting Organs
A Telegraph investigation by senior journalist Henry Bodkin exposes concerns over an Oxford University transplant training program. Excerpts below.
Access the full article HERE
Excerpts from the article:
“Oxford University organised training programmes attended by Chinese transplant doctors facing allegations of illegally harvesting human organs, The Telegraph can reveal.”
“The alleged role of one “honoured guest” at the most recent New Horizons programme, Prof Zheng Shusen, was said in a submission to a 2018 tribunal to need explanation over a “clear and convincing evidence pattern” of being “directly or indirectly complicit in the commission of crimes against humanity… against unknown individuals who were killed in the process of having their organs extracted”.”
“Data experts, and The Telegraph’s own investigation, have identified 15 other medics who took part… regarding whom concerns have also been raised.
Oxford has been warned that its involvement in the programme could amount to inadvertent complicity in organ harvesting and was urge to disclose whether, and how much, it had been paid to take part.”
“In 2020, the independent China Tribunal, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice KC, formerly the lead prosecutor in the trial of Slobodan Milosevic, concluded that: “In the long-term practice in the PRC [People’s Republic of China] of forced organ harvesting it was indeed Falun Gong practitioners who were used as a source – probably the principal source – of organs for forced organ harvesting.”
“In 2022, the law firm Global Rights Compliance (GRC) published a groundbreaking legal advisory document setting out how Western institutions risk criminal liability for inadvertent collaboration with China in the field of transplantation.”
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