An Unprecedented Evil Persecution: A Genocide Against Goodness in Humankind - Paperback

by Torsten Trey Theresa Chu (Author)

Global and diverse perspectives: nineteen leading scholars of different nationalities, areas of expertise, and cultural backgrounds merge their individual approaches to unravel the tactics and tricks of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) unveiling the mechanisms of a state-organized persecution. Objectivity in the analysis and in-depth discussions: Academically trained professionals, experienced in peer review procedures, infusing their decade long experience in a courageous and uncompromised manner. irst-hand information and real life experiences: The co-authors' essays reflect their own observations, research, investigation, and litigation. A search for the root cause of forced organ harvesting crimes turned out to unveil the tip of an iceberg: the CCP's class fight against anyone who thinks and believes differently. A book aiming to contribute in the prevention of genocide: nineteen essays delivering a profundity of insights about elements leading to persecution, crimes against humanity and genocide.

Author Biography

Torsten Trey, MD, PhD, founder and executive director of the medical ethics advocacy group, Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, DAFOH, is among those who lead the global movement against forced organ harvesting in China. Considered a leading expert in the field, Dr. Trey has co-authored books and published widely in medical journals on this topic. An international speaker, Dr. Trey was recently featured in the award-winning documentary, Human Harvest. He is co-editor of the book, State Organs: Transplant Abuse in China. Theresa Chu is an international human rights lawyer. Since the onset of the persecution against Falun Gong in 1999, she has defended victims on a pro bono basis, and is actively involved in litigation to bring suit against former Chinese Party, Chief Jiang Zemin, and other CCP officials involved in organ harvesting crimes. An influential leader, Attorney Chu supported changes to human rights laws in Taiwan as adviser to the Taiwanese government. She is an expert lecturer, speaking before international government officials, human rights organizations and members of parliament about human rights concerns and the collective lawsuits from countries all over the world by Falun Gong victims.