Примери за използване на Gutmann на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Call Dr. Gutmann.
He was nominated by a Jewish officer, Lieutenant Hugo Gutmann.
In 2014, investigative journalist Ethan Gutmann published the results of his own investigation.
Gutmann estimates that some 64,000 Falun Gong prisoners may have been killed for their organs between 2000 and 2008.
Get it published,” Gutmann said.
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According to Ethan Gutmann, investigative Journalist and author of The Slaughter:“This is one of the central tests of our time….
Prisoners are going to do voluntary donations now,” Gutmann wrote in an email.
The research of Kilgour,Matas and Gutmann sheds light on two important issues concerning organ harvesting in China.
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Gutmann says he was presenting his case at in London when a conference attendee stood up and announced he had taken part in the practice.
That's what the experience of working on this report has been like,” said Gutmann, a journalist whose book on the topic,“The Slaughter,” was published in 2014.
Ethan Gutmann, who has authored a book on the organ harvesting of Falun Gong, compared the recent moves to the kind of make believe seen under Joseph Stalin.
The article was authored by physicist He Zuoxiu who, as Porter and Gutmann note, is a relative of Politburo member and public security secretary Luo Gan.
Journalist Ethan Gutmann wrote that security officers had been expecting them, and corralled the practitioners onto Fuyou Street in front of Zhongnanhai government compound.
China expert and the author of bookLosing the New China, Mr Ethan Gutmann, has been carrying out research about the persecution of Falun Gong for several years.
Unlike the democracy activists or Tibetans,who have found a comfortable place in Western perceptions,"Falun Gong marched to a distinctly Chinese drum", Gutmann writes.
The three authors ofthe report- David Kilgour, David Matas, and Ethan Gutmann- have previously published reports on the topic, but this is the first time they have joined forces.
Gutmann conducted extensive interviews with former detainees in Chinese labor camps and prisons, as well as former security officers and medical professionals with knowledge of China's transplant practices.
In 2008, The Weekly Standard featured a cover story on organ harvesting, authored by Ethan Gutmann, adjunct fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
The research of Kilgour,Matas and Gutmann was presented during the hearings of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, on June 23, 2016, in U.K.
In November 2008, The Weekly Standard magazine featured a cover story on organ harvesting, authored by Ethan Gutmann, adjunct fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies(full story).
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Hard to Believe focuses on the research of author andChina analyst Ethan Gutmann, as well as a Canadian investigative team, international medical ethicists, and testimony from former Falun Gong prisoners.
Ethan Gutmann, a journalist reporting on China since the early 1990s, has attempted to explain the apparent dearth of public sympathy for Falun Gong as stemming, in part, from the group's shortcomings in public relations.
In-depth research by Canadian human rights lawyer David Matas and former parliamentarian David Kilgour,American journalist Ethan Gutmann, and others have collected undeniable evidence that this has taken place.
China expert and investigative journalist Ethan Gutmann believes DNA sampling could“explode open” the issue of organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience- a subject that Gutmann has campaigned on for over a decade.
Gutmann also notes that media organizations and human rights groups also self-censor on the topic, given the PRC governments vehement attitude toward the practice, and the potential repercussions that may follow for making overt representations on Falun Gong's behalf.
Hard to Believe focuses on the research of author andChina analyst Ethan Gutmann, as well as a Canadian investigative team, international medical ethicists, and testimony from former Falun Gong prisoners.
Researcher Ethan Gutmann estimates that Falun Gong represents an average of 15 to 20 percent of the total"laogai" population, which includes reeducation through labor camps as well as prisons and other forms of administrative detention.
The report- by former Canadian lawmaker David Kilgour, human rights lawyer David Matas, andjournalist Ethan Gutmann- collates publicly reported figures from hospitals across China to show what they claim is a massive discrepancy between official figures for the number of transplants carried out throughout the country.