Organ Harvesting in 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.

‘We’re talking about prisoners in forced labour camps that I actually call internment camps,’ ETAC representative said about the source of organs.

There’s ‘no act more heinous than taking a political prisoner, strapping them to a medical bed, and stealing their body parts from the inside out.’

‘If we don’t act now, many more lives will be lost,’ said the chair of the bicameral congressional panel on China.

US needs to curb Western technology that’s aiding forced organ harvesting, experts tell Congressional-Executive Commission on China

‘We always say ... we have to take lessons from the history. But it’s happening again and again, and even worse.’

Hospital’s dubious practices revealed in elderly patient’s misdiagnosis.

At least half of the Chinese hospitals listed in the training scheme have been accused of involvement in state-sanctioned forced organ harvesting.

MP-led global religious persecution forum highlights plight of Falun Gong practitioners, Christians, Uyghurs in China, other rights violations around the world.

Utah aims to ‘go after the money’ to help end a ’very real hellish nightmare.’

Similar versions of the bill have advanced in the Texas and Arizona legislatures.

It’s increasingly common for the bodies of the missing to be found, minus their organs.

‘These acts are horrifying. I think they are against fundamental human rights,’ nominator Lord Philip Hunt of King’s Heath told The Epoch Times.