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China Tribunal, Final Judgment (17 June 2019)

China Tribunal, 2019

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The final judgment of the China Tribunal, an independent people's tribunal convened in London and chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice KC, a barrister who led the prosecution of Slobodan Milosevic at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Delivered 17 June 2019, it concluded that forced organ harvesting had been carried out for years across China on a significant scale, with Falun Gong practitioners the principal source of organs.

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An independent people's tribunal, not a court of any state or treaty body: it carries no binding legal authority and issued no sanction, and its finding is one legal-and-medical panel's own conclusion from evidence and testimony it examined publicly, not a state or international judicial determination. Named and described as exactly that, never as a court ruling.
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An independent people's tribunal, not a court of any state or treaty body: it carries no binding legal authority and issued no sanction, and its finding is one legal-and-medical panel's own conclusion from evidence and testimony it examined publicly, not a state or international judicial determination. Named and described as exactly that, never as a court ruling. 1
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Author
The Independent Tribunal into Forced Organ Harvesting from Prisoners of Conscience in China (the China Tribunal), chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice KC 1
Publisher
China Tribunal (chinatribunal.com) 1
Publication Year
2019 1
URL
https://chinatribunal.com/china-tribunal-final-judgement-and-report-17th-june-2019/ 1
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Report 1
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China Tribunal, Final Judgment (17 June 2019)
The Independent Tribunal into Forced Organ Harvesting from Prisoners of Conscience in China (the China Tribunal), chaired by Sir Geoffrey Nice KC, China Tribunal (chinatribunal.com), 2019View the Source
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