Behind The Chinese Regime’s Organ Transplantation “Miracle” 

“For one life, eight people lost their lives.” Every time he talked about his investigation into live organ harvesting in China, David Kilgour couldn’t hide the sadness in his voice. Mr. Kilgour is the co-author of the book Bloody Harvest and is a former Canadian Secretary of State for Asia-Pacific.

Back in 2003, a 32-year-old man received kidney transplantation at the No.1 People’s Hospital in Shanghai. Due to an antibody problem, he received four kidneys in eight days, but all of them were rejected.

Three months later, he returned to the hospital and received four more kidneys and finally had one that wasn’t rejected by his body. The surgeon was Tan Jianming, who is currently the vice president of Fuzhou General Hospital of Nanjing Military Region and also the director of the urology department.

Tan is also the director of Chinese Military Organ Transplantation Center, General Secretary of Chinese Dialysis Transplantation Society, and was the leader in establishing the Chinese National Clinical Major Organ Transplantation Department.

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Australian Politicians and Community Leaders Condemn State-Sanctioned Organ Harvesting in China

Mr. Craig Kelly, federal Member of Parliament and co-chair of Parliamentarians Against Forced Organ Harvesting (PAFOH), at a rally on July 16, 2014 in front of Parliament House in Canberra.


Craig Kelly, federal Member of Parliament and co-chair of Parliamentarians Against Forced Organ Harvesting (PAFOH), called the practice of forced organ harvesting “reprehensible” and pledged to continue working with Falun Gong practitioners to expose the issue and stop the crime against humanity.

Andrew Bush, a senior Liberal Party member, said that watching the Human Harvest documentary helped him better understand Falun Gong practitioners’ determination to expose the crime and bring the perpetrators to justice.
“Its content was and is horrifying, but it is definitely a message that needs to be spread worldwide, until the Chinese authorities realize what they have done is wrong,” said Bush. “It is one of the worst abuses of human rights, and it needs to be stopped.”

Australia: Medical Doctor Urges Action To Stop Forced Organ Harvesting In China 

I think most of the doctors are trained in the world with the aim of saving lives, not killing people. We got to do everything to stop that,” said Dr. Cuong Bui, a medical doctor and a Vietnamese community leader in Queensland.

Dr. Cuong is referring to the state-sanctioned killing of Falun Gong practitioners in China for their organs. The victims are practitioners imprisoned for their belief, which has been the target of violent suppression by the Chinese communist regime since 1999.

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DAFOH: Doctors Reject Sugar Coating On China’s Organ Transplant Business  

Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH), the medical watchdog organization monitoring abuses in organ transplantation surgery, said that the international community should be wary of China’s recent promise to end the harvesting of organs from executed prisoners.

The Chinese government has a longstanding record of secrecy, misleading numbers and contradictory statements, and despite mounting evidence and international demands to stop organ harvesting abuses, Beijing has refused to acknowledge the illegal harvesting of organs from prisoners of conscience.

China’s primary source of organs for transplantation surgeries, said to be executed death row inmates, belies a different reality: an increased reliance on organ procurement from prisoners of conscience. This vulnerable group, including Falun Gong – a brutally persecuted traditional Chinese cultivation practice, is at increased risk of falling victim to the demand for forcibly procured organs. DAFOH urges the global medical community to remain vigilant and not accept China’s claims at face value, pointing out several key factors:

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