Institute to Research
the Crimes of Communism
Latest Report
The Economics of Organ Harvesting in China showcase that transplant tourists from at least 20 countries travel to China for transplants. Moreover, 20 western companies also either supply China with transplant products or are trying to enter that market.
What We Do
IRCC uses the following tools to accomplish its mission:
– research reports
– policy recommendations
– petitions to highlight an issue
Additionally, we also do analysis of the impact, consequences and dependencies of human rights issues.
About Us
IRCC stands for Institute to Research the Crimes of Communism, a think tank focusing on current crimes, human rights abuses, cultural shifts and misinformation pertaining to communism and totalitarian practices.
IRCC is a legally registered nonprofit organization in Prague, Czech Republic, a post-communist country.
Researching threats to human rights, culture and information that matter.
Human rights cannot be left unattended
Any perpetrator of crimes in the field of human rights who is successful tries to build upon the success and connect it to financial benefits and manipulate society.
Human rights are not just something being limited to culture and always have an impact on economy, culture and possible cooperation among organizations or countries.
Human rights are not just about numbers
Societies, organizations or even governments abusing human rights tend to present foundational liberties only as a state of economic prosperity. Yet people people can be not only poor financially, but also poor in their freedoms, poor in justice and poor in information.
Perpetrators present human rights only in the context of financial prosperity in order to hide their crimes.
Communism is an ideology built on crimes
Not a single method of communism, which is about sustaining the regime or its ideology, ever allows its society to have any human rights.
Featured Graph
Transplant patients from at least 20 countries worldwide travel to China for transplants that are sourced dubiously, that give money to bad actors and that erode medical ethics worldwide.
Research-driven insight
No Jumps in Logic
We do not investigate in order to confirm our opinions. We propose our views based on our findings.
No Hasty Conclusions
When something is very likely, but not 100 % certain, we present it as such and do not exaggerate.
Presenting Solutions
We not only present facts, but also find ways to influence the state of human rights issues.
Nonpartisan
Research
We answer only to data and are fully independent.
Hard Data
We base our research on hard data which can be looked over, verified and validated.
Consequential Findings
Our research is not isolated to the field of human rights. We connect our findings to areas such as economy, culture, information and others.
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