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Jessica Neagle
Jessica Neagle is an activist from Washington DC, and first came to the nation's capitol as a homeless/runaway child in her teens. She served two terms on the Board of Directors fo...ver maisJessica Neagle is an activist from Washington DC, and first came to the nation's capitol as a homeless/runaway child in her teens. She served two terms on the Board of Directors for the National Network for Runaway and Homeless Youth, sat on a televised panel with Hillary Clinton, did two commercials for the United Way campaign, got invited to a Presidential Summit: which earned her partial scholarships to attend Trinity University in DC. She has been known to attend/organize protests in Washington, DC on an array of human/environmental rights issues, and was an editor for the Epoch Times. It was upon meeting Falun Gong practitioners who fled the persecution in China and escaped to DC, that she felt inspired to write this book. In 2009, Jessica received her masters degree from Georgetown University with a concentration in "Ethics in the Professions." Please note that the research for this book originated as a thesis, and was published online in 2009. In 2012, a portion of my thesis was published in a book called, "The International Trafficking of Human Organs: A Multidisciplinary Perspective," written as an anthology collected by Leonard Territo and Rande Matteson. ver menos
Livros de Jessica Neagle
China Profit$ From Prisoners: Organ Trafficking, Bodies As Commodities, And A Bloody Nation In Silence