An appeals court in Russia has held that writings by former Canadian MP David Kilgour and prominent human rights lawyer David Matas constitute banned extremist literature that “can create for the readers a negative image of China.” As a result, … Continue reading →

Like wine that improves with age, Raymond Materick continues to write great songs and perform them with finesse. This is evident on his new CD “Rugged Cross,” a “collection of meaningful, hopeful, and timely songs,” as Materick describes them. Best … Continue reading →

THE Chinese spiritual movement Falun Gong has been described as a phys ed circle with slogans added. Basically they are collection of fitness buffs who have chosen to seek greater intellectual and spiritual nourishment from their activities. They certainly pose … Continue reading →

WINNIPEG — Winnipeg lawyer and human rights advocate David Matas has been nominated for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on behalf of Falun Gong followers in China who are being killed for their organs. Matas has been … Continue reading →

SAN DIEGO—Experts on human rights in China and victims of human rights abuses at the hands of the Chinese regime gathered on Wednesday, May 11, to discuss the practice of organ harvesting in China. The event, titled “Human Organ Harvesting: … Continue reading →

Former Liberals MP David Kilgour has teamed up with David Matas to write a book about the international organ trade, called Bloody Harvest: The Killing of Falun Gong for Their Organs. Their book is about allegations that Falan Gong prisoners … Continue reading →

David Matas and David Kilgour have released an updated version of their 2007 book Bloody Harvest, which presents new evidence that Falun Gong practitioners in China are being killed for their organs. Falun Gong is a set of exercises with … Continue reading →

“Falun Gong are a peaceable, spiritual group who have never harmed anybody. Tragically they are to the Beijing regime what the Jews were to the Nazis – an internal enemy.” Edward McMillan-Scott, MEP (Yorkshire & Humber, U.K.), Vice-President of the … Continue reading →