Are China's prisoners being killed to order ?

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The British Transplantation Society has issued a press release which draws attention to China's use of organs from executed prisoners in transplant operations and offer them for sale to British patients seeking transplants overseas. There have been suggestions that the speed at which donors and patients are matched could mean prisoners are being executed to order.

China, Prisoners, Reports, Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc., Organ transplantation, Organs (Anatomy)

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Broad wisdom of 'being there.' (interview with educational theorist and novelist David Holbrook)

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David Holbrook has written novels and literary criticism, as well as texts oneducational theory. He has held a teaching post at Cambridge University. David Holbrook has analysed the work and personalities of Sylvia Plath and D H Lawrence. One of his novels is concerned with the foulness of war, based on hiswon experiences during the second world war.

Interview, Holbrook, David

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