Chinese Surgeons Who Kill Prisoners by Organ-Harvesting Face No Consequences

The evidence that Chinese doctors harvest organs from murdered political prisoners, such as , is overwhelming. But evidence also shows that the means of death in some cases has been the organ procurement itself.

A new study reports that doctors who were demonstrated in a 2023 report (which I discussed here) to have so killed people have not only faced zero legal or professional consequences but have thrived in their medical careers. From “Compromised Doctors,” published by the International Coalition to Prevent Transplant Abuse in China” (citations omitted):

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The evidence that Chinese doctors harvest organs from murdered political prisoners, such as , is overwhelming. But evidence also shows that the means of death in some cases has been the organ procurement itself.

A new study reports that doctors who were demonstrated in a 2023 report (which I discussed here) to have so killed people have not only faced zero legal or professional consequences but have thrived in their medical careers. From “Compromised Doctors,” published by the International Coalition to Prevent Transplant Abuse in China” (citations omitted):