英語 での Prisoner of conscience の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Tag: prisoners of conscience.
Depriving visitation rights to the relatives of prisoners of conscience is a common method the CCP uses to torment these people.
The petition expresses“alarm…[at] the mass of evidence of forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience in China.”.
As of November, 965 such prisoners of conscience remained in detention.
Our members include well-known prisoners of conscience and individuals who have sacrificed their lives for a free Vietnam.
I strongly urge the Chinese leaders to review these developments and release these prisoners of conscience forthwith.
Most observers and rights organizations at the time condemned the verdict as political, declaring both men prisoners of conscience.
The scale of the Chinese transplant industry, together with other evidence, points to the possibility that China is involved in forced organ harvesting and selling for profit organs from prisoners of conscience.
What is the key evidence you rely on to contend that prisoners of conscience, primarily practitioners of Falun Gong, are in fact killed for their organs?
These included a group of Shan politicians, all prisoners of conscience, sentenced in 2005 for criticizing the National Convention and denied adequate medical attention in prison.
The evidence is varied: Former prisoners of conscience have testified repeatedly that they were subjected to blood tests and unusual medical examinations in prison.
Whereas Freedom House reported in 2015 that Falun Gong practitioners comprise the largest portion of prisoners of conscience in China, and face an elevated risk of dying or being killed in custody….
Given the available evidence about past and continuing forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience in China, have international crimes been committed?
In 2006, systematic reports of forced organ extraction from prisoners of conscience came to light, providing a grisly explanation for the source of organs underpinning the dramatic nationwide expansion of China's organ transplantation sector.
Today, Amnesty continues to work for the release of prisoners of conscience, for fair trials and for an end to torture, executions and the death penalty.
Like something out of a horror movie, livers, kidneys, hearts, lungs, and corneas are being cut out from prisoners of conscience while they are still alive.
Amnesty International organised a petition between 17 October and 4 November 2011 calling for the release of all prisoners of conscience in Burma.
The committee called for an end to the killings, torture, arrest and violence against peaceful demonstrators, as well as the release of all political prisoners and prisoners of conscience from Syria's jails.
Whereas Freedom House reported in 2015 that Falun Gong practitioners comprise the largest portion of prisoners of conscience in China, and face an elevated risk of dying or being killed in custody….
On March 5, 2019, UK Parliamentarians tabled an Early Day Motion raising the issue of forced organ removal from prisoners of conscience in China and the associated religious persecution.