News Flash: David Kilgour's and David Matas revised report into allegations of organ harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners in China,
Bloody Harvest, has been published in full (minus appendix) in the
International Political Review (Międzynarodowy Przegląd Polityczny), an influential Polish non-partisan quarterly published by the
Sobieski Institute, a centre-right public policy think tank.

The cover of the February issue of the International Political Review
This periodical is widely read by intellectuals in Poland, especially people is some way connected to foreign affairs issues. On the cover:
Falun Gong: The black market for organs in China. The publication of the
report again in this journal is of particular significance, we think. To establish why Falun Gong practitioners are targeted in particular for this horrendous practice, it also contains
expert testimony on the nature of the practice itself, which can help more Poles see past the
CCP propaganda machine's persistent efforts to vilify the group. It will also help policymakers think more seriously about
Poland's participation in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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