"Hard To Believe” Film Submitted as Evidence of the Chinese Communist Party’s $1billion Genocidal Industry of Forced Organ Harvesting

To view a briefing of the tribunal, click on the image above

Our film “Hard To Believe” had been used as evidence against the Chinese Communist Party in its mass killing of prisoners of conscience. The tribunal’s final verdict was that China under the Chinese Communist Party was a “criminal state” and that mass killings of innocent civilians were taking place to sell their organs.

The verdict of the tribunal and its findings are hoped to be used to urge international organizations to take action.

Swoop Films Documents Historic International China Tribunal

The international, Independent China Tribunal investigated the forced organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience in mainland China.

Swoop Films was asked to create this video for the tribunal to document the historic findings of the tribunal as given at their last hearing, where their Final Judgment was read by Sir Geoffrey Nice. Our documentary “Hard To Believe” was submitted as evidence in the hearing.

 Link to the Independent China Tribunal website - Here

The International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in China (ETAC) website - Here

Final Judgment Documents

New Tang Dynasty Television Highlights Viral FOX Report

New Tang Dynasty Television showcased the viral FOX report about Yifei Wang and her family. Undercover Footage from 'Finding Courage' has given millions in the report an inside look into China’s labor camp system.

https://www.ntd.com/undercover-footage-reveals-heartbreaking-persecution-of-falun-gong-practitioners-in-chinas-labor-camps_332565.html

Dailymail.com and The Western Journal Report on 'Finding Courage'

Thank you Dailymail and The Western Journal for your report on Yifei Wang’s story and ‘Finding Courage!’ Below are links to the articles:

DailyMail

Disturbing undercover video shot by a survivor's husband reveals the brutal treatment of Falun Gong followers inside a Chinese labor camp where many have died from alleged torture

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7059781/Undercover-video-shows-brutal-treatment-Falun-Gong-practitioners-inside-Chinese-labor-camps.html

The Western Journal

Brutal Video Smuggled out of China Shows Why We Can’t Let It Win

https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/brutal-video-smuggled-china-shows-cant-let-win/

News Report: Local Documentary ‘Hard to Believe’ to Show at HIFF in Middletown

“I had stumbled on a gruesome murder mystery.”

— Ken Stone, Director, Hard to Believe

“This is the most destructive thing you can do to a society, to take their most trusted members…and turn them into these monsters.”

— Ethan Gutmann, Investigative Journalist

"'Hard to Believe' is coming to the Hoboken Film Festival on June 4, the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre where government forces killed hundreds of peaceful democracy protesters in its main square.

The film follows the trail of Gutmann’s investigation as he begins to unravel the crime that no one wants to admit is happening.

In the documentary 'Hard to Believe,' Investigative reporter Ethan Gutmann recalls the first time he sat down with Falun Gong practitioners who escaped from labor camps and prisons in China.

Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, is a spiritual practice with several meditative exercises. First introduced to the public in China in 1992, it began to be persecuted in China in 1999 because of its widespread popularity and belief in the divine, something China’s Communist Party has tried hard to stamp out.

The Falun Gong practitioners he spoke to told him about their torture while imprisoned. Hidden within their horrific accounts was the phrase 'physical exam.' Wait a minute, Gutmann thought to himself. Physical exams? Why? And why only on Falun Gong adherents?

The Falun Gong practitioners he spoke to did not understand his interest in the exams. 'I’ve been tortured in the most horrible ways,' they told him, as if to say this was the least relevant part of their story."

Read the full report online by Epoch Times Orange County.