Posts Tagged ‘Organ harvesting’

Cambodia rejects ‘organ harvesting’ allegations

Monday, September 12th, 2022

The Cambodian government has rejected allegations made in Hong Kong and Taiwan that human traffickers had lured victims into this country for “organ harvesting” and the sale of body parts for transplants on the black market. “Up until now, there has not been a single case of a human trafficking organisation harvesting organs from their Read more

The horror story of forced organ harvesting

Monday, May 16th, 2022
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Forced organ harvesting is a business affecting tens of thousands of individuals of “various religions” in China. People are being killed for their for body parts, including skin and the Western medical community is enabling the crimes by using the organs. The facts were proclaimed by US congressman Chris Smith last Thursday during a discussion Read more

Organ harvesting: Unmatched wickedness

Thursday, July 18th, 2019
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Two new reports conclude that China is engaging in organ harvesting and a child separation campaign against the country’s Uighur Muslim minority. China’s ambassador to the U.K., Liu Xiaoming, has denied a BBC investigation’s findings, which concluded that Muslim children in the Uighur-majority region of western Xinjiang are being systematically separated from their parents. The Read more

Inquiry into illegal organ harvesting opens

Thursday, August 3rd, 2017

The provenance of organs harvested for transplants is so concerning in Australia that a federal inquiry into illegal organ harvesting has been launched. The aim is to help to deter organ trafficking and transplant tourism crimes. The Catholic church in Australia supports voluntary, legal organ donation. In a position statement in which a number of Read more

Human organ trafficking causes row

Thursday, February 16th, 2017

Illegal human organ trafficking caused a row at a conference at the Vatican earlier this month. Participants challenged the representatives from China to allow independent scrutiny to ensure it is no longer using organs from executed prisoners. In return, China proposed that the World Health Organization (WHO) form a global task force to help crackdown Read more