Organ Harvesting in China

Official oversaw extensive organ transplantation operations in Shaanxi Province.

The State Department called on Beijing to ‘cease its depraved actions against prisoners of conscience.’

‘The widespread, systematic, state-sponsored persecution of the Falun Gong by the Chinese Communist Party ... may constitute genocide,’ the legislation reads.

The Chinese regime’s forced organ harvesting from political prisoners was referenced in an annual report on human trafficking.

Bill aims to take a stand against the ‘Chinese Communist Party and its heinous human rights violations,’ Rep. Scott Perry said.

The resolution calls on lawmakers to encourage the Delaware medical community to educate people about forced organ harvesting that occurs in China.

Mr. Matas said that official figures for organ transplants were 10,000 organs a year, but said this figure may be 10 times higher.

The CCP leader wants to ‘completely destroy Falun Gong practitioners’ and uses ’every means’ to achieve it, Rep. Smith says.

Beijing uses its long arm to stifle people from speaking out about its atrocities.

Participants called for stronger international policies, greater awareness, and unified action to put an end to these human rights abuses.

‘Removing a person’s organs without consent is a crime that has no place in our world today,’ according to Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting.

Lord Alton’s request came as U.S. lawmakers called for the State Department’s rewards programs to be used to help end CCP’s forced organ harvesting.

‘Forced organ harvesting is an atrocity,’ lawmakers wrote in a letter condemning the illicit organ trade in China.

The bill made it through both chambers of the state Legislature with health insurers on board—only to be killed on the governor’s desk.

Less than three months after the appeal, on July 20, 1999, the Chinese Communist Party launched the brutal persecution of Falun Gong adherents across China.

The documentary sheds light on the Chinese communist regime’s practice of forcibly harvesting organs from prisoners of conscience.

As of July 1, it will be illegal in Idaho for health insurers to cover an organ transplant or post-transplant care performed in China.

‘We’re dealing with a party that not only runs an entire country but has extensive operations around the world.’

In July 2023, the CCP launched an extensive anti-corruption campaign targeting hospitals, the pharmaceutical sector, and insurance funds.

It is unclear when Idaho Gov. Brad Little, a Republican, and Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, will each sign their respective bills into law.