<p>The People’s Republic of China stands accused of crimes that are comparable with the worst atrocities committed on civilians in war-time conflicts of the 20th Century. “If the accusations are true, then thousands of innocent people have been killed to order having their bodies - the physical integrity of their beings – cut open whilst still alive for their kidneys, livers, hearts, lungs, cornea and skin to be removed and turned into commodities for sale.” The China Tribunal, a body of seven independent members, heard witness testimony and reviewed documents. It concluded that it was “certain beyond reasonable doubt” that this accusation had been proven. The People’s Republic of China had perpetrated murder, extermination, false and mass imprisonment, torture, rape and other forms of sexual violence of comparable gravity upon countless innocent prisoners of conscience, and ethnic and religious minorities. In sum, nothing short of Crimes Against Humanity. These crimes continue - those who interact with the People’s Republic of China must do so in the full knowledge that they are dealing with a criminal state.</p>

China Tribunal Judgment: Independent Tribunal into Forced Organ Harvesting from Prisoners of Conscience in China

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Sadr, Shadi

Nice QC, Sir Geoffrey

Elliott, Prof Martin

Khoo, Andrew

Paulose, Regina

Vetch, Nicholas

Waldron, Prof Arthur

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Throughout the 1980s in Iran, thousands of individuals were arrested and detained for supposedly supporting or participating in oppositional political organizations that were critical of the Islamic Republic regime’s undemocratic practices. So far, many reputable reports have been published detailing the various torture methods inflicted upon the political prisoners in that decade. 1 However, despite anecdotal evidence on sexual abuses in the prisons of Iran, the topic has not yet been subject to systematic study. This report based on the first phase of the research project, ‘Crimes without Punishment’, aims to document the cases of rape and other forms of sexual torture used against female political prisoners in the 1980s. The second report will cover the subsequent period between 1990s-2009, and the third will cover events following the 2009 elections.

Crime and Impunity: Sexual Torture of Women in Islamic Republic Prisons

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