The Book Band

Publisher: Seraphim Editions
Genre: social justice
Format: trade paperback; 232 pages
Price: $19.95

There have been allegations that Falun Gong prisoners in China who refused to recant after torture, and who have "disappeared" by the thousands, have been killed in order to supply human organs for organ transplant services offered to foreigners. By means of intensive research and interviews, the authors, both of whom are human rights lawyers, have developed a persuasive argument that supports those allegations.

Review: "The authors make a case for continued human rights advocacy in China and explain that although the Chinese regime can't be forced to change its principles, it can be confronted with the facts." - Pam Mclennan & Joan Delaney, The Epoch Times

Review: "The major task of the volume is to demonstrate that the assertions made by the two Davids are true. This they do with aplomb, while leaving an utterly ghastly picture of Chinese politics... The logistics and culture of organ harvesting are presented very well in the book, though people who are sensitive should eat but lightly before reading... The Chinese have carried their anti-Falun Gong story across the world. But they have been countered by the likes of Kilgour and Matas." - Geoff Lambert, Winnipeg Free Press