Our club hosts monthly speaker meetings featuring esteemed speakers on a wide range of topics. Click below to RSVP, attend a meeting, or learn about some of our past speakers!
Dr. Enver Tohti Bugdha was born in Hami (Qumul) city in Xinjiang, China. He was brought up and received his primary and secondary education in Urumchi city, the capital of Uyghur autonomous region.
Upon graduating from Shihezi Medical University, he joined the Railway Central Hospital as a surgical oncologist. There he worked with that capacity for over 13 years before leaving the People’s Republic of China for political reasons.
After discovering the connection between the disproportionate high malignant tumour rate and the nuclear test in the Lupnur region in Tarim Basin in Xinjiang, with the help of a British film crew he exposed the devastating effect of nuclear test by making a documentary film about the test victims. As a result, he was compelled to quit the PRC and seek asylum in the UK.
Upon acquiring political asylum and settling in London, through actively attending various international conferences and public discussion forums, he continued to promote knowledge about the shocking consequences of nuclear test in Lupnor area and fought for the right of the test victims.
While working as a doctor in China, he was ordered to remove organs from an executed prisoner, since then he has taken up a major role in the campaign of against organ harvesting, determined to bring the China’s darkest secret to light.
Our club is currently hosting screenings of the award-winning documentary "State Organs" to raise awareness about the atrocity of forced organ harvesting. Click below to read the media reports for each event and what audience members had to say!
Read media reports about our events here!