This shocking video report features hidden camera footage of organs being sold in China. An undercover investigation by BBC News finds that China has a flourishing trade of organs This shocking video report features hidden camera footage of organs being sold in China.
An undercover investigation by BBC News finds that China has a flourishing trade of organs from executed prisoners. China is becoming the destination of choice for rich foreigners in need of organ transplants. One hospital said it could provide a liver for roughly $100,000. The majority of these prisoners are political dissidents, those who simply protest their Government.
China has more executions than any other country in the world. Officials told undercover reporters that executions increase prior to national holidays, so many organs are available around those times. (more) (less) Added: 1 year ago
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Views: 2,332 SIGN UP AND SHOW SUPPORT: WWW.UNWATCH.ORG Hillel Neuer of UN Watch exposes the hypocrisy of the UN Human Rights Council (March 23, 2007 SIGN UP AND SHOW SUPPORT: WWW.UNWATCH.ORG
Hillel Neuer of UN Watch exposes the hypocrisy of the UN Human Rights Council (March 23, 2007). For the first time ever, the Council president, Ambassador Luis Alfonso de Alba of Mexico, rejects the speech as "inadmissible" and bans it from ever being delivered again.
"A diplomatic moment to remember..."
— New York Sun, March 30, 2007
"YouTube's Top Rated, Most Discussed, Most Linked, Most Viewed Video of the Week..."
— YouTube.com, March 2007
"Wow...a must see clip"
— Little Green Footballs blog
"Bloggers cheer. . . a stunning rebuke of the U.N. Human Rights Council"
— Slate.com
"Council President Luis Alfonso de Alba ruled the remarks inadmissible. . . in the depths of the U.N., this was of course logical: Mr. Neuer's commentary had been accurate..."
— Wall Street Journal
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Up to 100 people have died in riots in Tibet against Chinese ruling authorities. Police used tear gas during clashes in the capital Lhasa, as Sky's China correspondent Up to 100 people have died in riots in Tibet against Chinese ruling authorities. Police used tear gas during clashes in the capital Lhasa, as Sky's China correspondent Peter Sharp reports. (more) (less) Added: 2 weeks ago
Views: 109,750 China has detained two of the nation's top human rights advocates shortly before a blind rights activist was due to stand trial, marking what observers said may be a China has detained two of the nation's top human rights advocates shortly before a blind rights activist was due to stand trial, marking what observers said may be a concerted crackdown on activists.
Beijing police told state media they had detained Gao Zhisheng, a human rights lawyer who has also campaigned for Chen's release.
Late on Thursday, 10 prominent Beijing intellectuals, including senior lawyer Zhang Sizhi and liberal economist Mao Yushi, issued a statement decrying Xu's detention.
Gao, forty two, has been one of China's boldest defendants for a variety of controversial causes, including labour activists, protesting farmers, and members of Falun Gong, the outlawed spiritual group. (more) (less) Added: 1 year ago
Views: 6,611 Mainland Affairs Council Chairman Joseph Wu on Friday met with three human rights activists from the United States and Canada. Two of these were the co-authors of Mainland Affairs Council Chairman Joseph Wu on Friday met with three human rights activists from the United States and Canada. Two of these were the co-authors of a controversial report on human rights abuses in China. The report says that China has harvested organs from executed Falun Gong practitioners. The activists called on Taiwan to oppose such human rights abuses in China. Wu said that Taiwan was concerned about Falun Gong members in China, as well as other groups who have been subject to human rights abuses.
Wu said, "As well as the harm that Falun Gong has suffered in China, churches that meet in private homes and Muslims in Xinjiang have also suffered at the hands of the Chinese authorities. If these [abuses] are added together, I think that we in Taiwan as well as people everywhere would hope to see defenders of human rights work together to push forward human rights in China."
The third activist who met with Wu was Chinese-born Dr Wang Wenyi. She became famous earlier this year when she shouted at Chinese President Hu Jintao when he visited the United States in April. Wang said that most of China's 1.3 billion people are unaware of the country's human rights abuses due to the state's tight control on the media. (more) (less) Added: 1 year ago
Views: 3,216 Amnesty International China Human Rights Forum http://www.cntv.us/en/index.php?option=com_content&task= view&id=1701&Itemid= Added: 6 months ago
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From EuroNews.net Thanks Pro Tv cameraman Sergiu Matei who shoot the footage show In God's Name special debuting on CBS Chinese soldiers shooting at Tibetan pilgrims. http From EuroNews.net Thanks Pro Tv cameraman Sergiu Matei who shoot the footage
show In God's Name special debuting on CBS
Chinese soldiers shooting at Tibetan pilgrims.
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China caught red-handed on ethnic cleansing in Tibet and Darfur genocide,and Burma crisis. (more) (less) Added: 1 year ago
Views: 68,485 Olympics 2008 - Concern in Israel Over China's Human Rights http://www.cntv.us/en/index.php?option=com_content&task= Olympics 2008 - Concern in Israel Over China's Human Rights
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Views: 128,622 In the wake of the Olympics, the benefits of Beijing's rapid economic development is not being felt by many of the capital's residents. Al Jazeera's Melissa Chan reports Added: 2 months ago
Views: 2,205 http://www.ted.com Musician and activist Peter Gabriel explains the personal motivation behind his work with human-rights watchdog Witness. He shares http://www.ted.com Musician and activist Peter Gabriel explains the personal motivation behind his work with human-rights watchdog Witness. He shares stories of everyday people using video cameras to expose human rights abuses around the world, and poses the question: if injustice happens and a camera is there to capture it, can it be ignored? Peter Gabriel first took the musical stage by storm with the band Genesis, but has enjoyed a successful solo career with hits like "In Your Eyes." In 1989 he founded the Real World label for global music and the Real World Studios in Bath, England. In 1992 he co-founded Witness, a watchdog organization that gives video cameras to ordinary citizens to document human-rights abuses, so the perpetrators may be brought to justice. (Recorded February 2006 in Monterey, CA. Duration: 14:50) (more) (less) Added: 1 year ago
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This movie verifies whether or not the CCP dictatorial regime is qualified to hold the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, thereby revealing their seeming civilization and domestic political corruptions This movie verifies whether or not the CCP dictatorial regime is qualified to hold the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, thereby revealing their seeming civilization and domestic political corruptions.
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Views: 66,107 FSOC CHINA HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT-2 FSOC: http://fsoc.8k.com http://mekong.8k.com...FSOC FSOC CHINA HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT-2
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Views: 392 Despite attempts at reform, the UN Human Rights Council is being hijacked by repressive regimes, who evade scrutiny of their abuses, attack Western democracies, and undermine Despite attempts at reform, the U.N. Human Rights Council is being hijacked by repressive regimes, who evade scrutiny of their abuses, attack Western democracies, and undermine the very concept of human rights. For more information: www.unwatch.org/UnderAssault (more) (less) Added: 8 months ago
Views: 10,955 From http://www.sexybeijing.tv In this episode meet the Bad Boys of Beijing when Sufei ask the question: "Why is it that From http://www.sexybeijing.tv In this episode meet the Bad Boys of Beijing when Sufei ask the question: "Why is it that good girls like such bad boys?"
Also, now that the Hanukkah season is here, buy the greatest hits from our first season on DVD: http://www.sexybeijing.tv/new/store/index.htm (more) (less) Added: 3 months ago
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Youth for Human Rights has put out a series of short videos each one depicting one of the 30 human rights as listed in the United Nations Declaration on Human Youth for Human Rights has put out a series of short videos each one depicting one of the 30 human rights as listed in the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights. The first three of these are available on iTunes for download. (more) (less) Added: 11 months ago
Views: 5,351 China, host 2008 Olympic games continues their cultural genocide, geocide and occupation & oppression of the people of Tibet. The horror continues. To find our more China, host 2008 Olympic games continues their cultural genocide, geocide and occupation & oppression of the people of Tibet. The horror continues.
To find our more - www.studentsforafreetibet.org (more) (less) Added: 11 months ago
Views: 45,651 Protests against China & its poor human rights record. APEC : Further Protests in Sydney Australia...APEC Australia Sydney China human rights Added: 6 months ago
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