Dennis Clarke

Dennis H. Clarke is a native of Hawaii, and since the 1960s, has done over 40,000 hours of press interviews, for both in ink and electronic media, (radio and TV shows) and has been prolific writer of essays on human rights and has been seen read and heard by millions of people around the world. He has testified before numerous Governmental bodies and NGO's, including the US Congress, numerous US State, local and international governments. He has testified at the United Nations in Geneva, where he and Dr Thomas S. Szasz, M. D., presented before the UN's human rights commission on the existence of psyatrichically coceived and run, "psychiatric slave labor camps," into which psychiatrist used their "Civil Commitment Laws," under South Africa's Apartheid governments to seize and hold, young, healthy and strong Black men as slaves to work private corporate mines, all considered too dangerous for others to even enter. He has often been a guest lecturer at colleges and universities internationally.