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🚩 Red Flags: Indicators of Ongoing Transplant Abuse in China 🚩
We have released part one of a new investigative series examining the Chinese Communist Party’s control over China’s medical profession and organ transplant sector.
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1/ Across 12 provinces, 19 identified transplant surgeons or center directors are Chinese Communist Party members, including six who hold senior Party leadership positions. These doctors are bound by a lifelong oath to remain loyal to the party and protect its secrets.
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1/ Across 12 provinces, 19 identified transplant surgeons or center directors are Chinese Communist Party members, including six who hold senior Party leadership positions. These doctors are bound by a lifelong oath to remain loyal to the party and protect its secrets.
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4/ The NODTC chairman is Huang Jiefu, who has held senior roles in China’s organ transplant system for more than 20 years. Who served as Vice-Minister of Health 2001 to 2013, during a period of sharp growth in organ transplant numbers. In March 2013, Huang told Guangzhou Daily: “Last year [2012], I did over 500 transplant operations. The one done in Guangzhou in November was the first one donated by a citizen.”
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5/ There is no external point of accountability across the transplant system: “The entire chain of activity—from the identification of a potential organ donor, through procurement and ethical review to allocation and transplantation—occurs within institutions operating under the CCP’s direct political leadership.”
Cook's Jamestown article builds on the findings of Part 1 of ETAC’s investigative series, Red Flags: Indicators of Ongoing Transplant Abuse in China.
For a deeper look at the CCP’s control of China’s medical profession and transplant sector, read the report below 👇
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The NODTC chairman is Huang Jiefu, who has held senior roles in China’s organ transplant system for more than 20 years. Who served as Vice-Minister of Health 2001 to 2013, during a period of sharp growth in organ transplant numbers. In March 2013, Huang told Guangzhou Daily: “Last year [2012], I did over 500 transplant operations. The one done in Guangzhou in November was the first one donated by a citizen.”
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There is no external point of accountability across the transplant system: “The entire chain of activity—from the identification of a potential organ donor, through procurement and ethical review to allocation and transplantation—occurs within institutions operating under the CCP’s direct political leadership.”
Cook's Jamestown article builds on the findings of Part 1 of ETAC’s investigative series, Red Flags: Indicators of Ongoing Transplant Abuse in China.
For a deeper look at the CCP’s control of China’s medical profession and transplant sector, read the report below 👇
endtransplantabuse.org/media…
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The NODTC chairman is Huang Jiefu, who has held senior roles in China’s organ transplant system for more than 20 years. He served as Vice-Minister of Health 2001 to 2013, during a period of sharp growth in organ transplant numbers. In March 2013, Huang told Guangzhou Daily: “Last year [2012], I did over 500 transplant operations. The one done in Guangzhou in November was the first one donated by a citizen.”
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Sarah Cook concludes that there is no external point of accountability across the transplant system: “The entire chain of activity—from the identification of a potential organ donor, through procurement and ethical review to allocation and transplantation—occurs within institutions operating under the CCP’s direct political leadership.”
Her Jamestown article builds on the findings of Part 1 of ETAC’s investigative series, Red Flags: Indicators of Ongoing Transplant Abuse in China.
For a deeper look at the CCP’s control of China’s medical profession and transplant sector, read the report below 👇
endtransplantabuse.org/media…
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International human rights advocates visiting Australia have reported experiencing China-linked transnational repression.
At a rally outside Parliament House in Canberra, international human rights lawyer David Matas described his own experience:
“I myself in Australia have been the target of this transnational repression. I have been denied available venues and have had originally committed venues cancelled on a number of occasions in this country when I wanted to speak about forced organ harvesting in China with Falun Gong victims…”
@AusFedPolice and @USEmbAustralia have both recently published information about transnational repression.
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Breaking the Silence on Forced Organ Harvesting in China
In June 2024, the G7+7 petition was initiated to speak directly to the G7 leaders and bring them the voice of the people of free and democratic countries, asking them to stop forced organ harvesting in China by learning about Falun Gong, its practice, its belief and how the Chinese Communist Party has persecuted Falun Gong for 27 years. This petition will break the imposed silence.
- Harold King • Deputy Director, Doctors Against Forced Organ End Organ Harvesting
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Don't be fooled. Chinese officials are masters of making CCP controlled entities appear 'independent'. Here's a list from my latest investigation on the transplant sector in #China via @ETAC_Global. It's one of my favorite graphics from the report.
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Doctors in China are more likely to stay silent in the face of forced organ harvesting and other transplant abuses rather than speak out for victims, due to the tight grip of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)on the medical sector.
#China #ChinaHumanRights
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International human rights advocates visiting Australia have reported experiencing China-linked transnational repression.
At a rally outside Parliament House in Canberra, international human rights lawyer David Matas described his own experience:
“I myself in Australia have been the target of this transnational repression. I have been denied available venues and have had originally committed venues cancelled on a number of occasions in this country when I wanted to speak about forced organ harvesting in China with Falun Gong victims…”
@AusFedPolice and @USEmbAustralia have both recently published information about transnational repression.
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"When activities are targeted against specific communities, this form of foreign interference, which is known internationally as transnational repression, can involve threats, intimidation or pressure directed or funded by foreign governments, with the aim of silencing dissidents and undermining Australia’s multicultural way of life," the AFP media release said.
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In his remarks at the rally Matas also distinguished foreign interference from transnational repression, describing the latter as pressure directed at diaspora communities and at those who speak with them.
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