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The Dangers of Upcoming Policy Changes at the WHO (Part 2)

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The Dangers of Upcoming Policy Changes at the WHO (Part 2)
A World Health Organization (WHO) logo at their office in Beijing on April 19, 2013. Ed Jones/AFP/Getty Images
Torsten Trey
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While Russia is militarily active, the World Health Organization (WHO) has to resort to contracts and policies to be active. China is again the passive player in the background but not inactive.

Torsten Trey
Torsten Trey
Founder/CEO of DAFOH
Torsten Trey, M.D., Ph.D., founder and executive director of the medical ethics advocacy group Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, is among those who lead the global movement against forced organ harvesting in China. Considered a leading expert in the field, Trey has co-authored books and written widely in medical journals on this topic. An international speaker, Trey was featured in the award-winning documentary “Human Harvest.” He is also co-editor of the book “State Organs: Transplant Abuse in China.”
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