Lawyer to outline Chinese 'organ scandal'

A respected US human rights lawyer who has alleged the Chinese military routinely harvests organs from prisoners is to detail his findings in Dublin today.

Tue, 27 Feb, 2007 - 06:58

A respected US human rights lawyer who has alleged the Chinese military routinely harvests organs from prisoners is to detail his findings in Dublin today.

The shocking report, written by David Matas and former Canadian secretary of state for the Asia-Pacific region David Kilgour, is to be presented to Dáil TDs.

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