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Journalists, academics, and other experts told Congress during a hearing Wednesday that evidence indicates China is killing thousands of people to sell their organs and building the “world’s largest DNA database” that can be used to find a living “perfect match” for an organ buyer, arrest them for dubious reasons, and kill them to sell their organs.
“Numerous biotechnology companies are assisting the Chinese police in building this database and may find themselves complicit in these violations,” Mitalipova elaborated. “They include multinational companies such as US-based Thermo Fisher Scientific and major Chinese companies like BGI … BGI in particular is dangerous because it collects genetic data of Americans and uses it for research with the Chinese military.
The professor observed that Uyghur and other indigenous people in occupied East Turkistan have testified to the government forcing civilians not in concentration camps to endure mandatory blood tests and unexplained ultrasounds on their organs, both consistent with testing prior to organ transplants.
Robertson noted that multiple hospitals have websites that “openly listed prices for various organ transplant operations,” essentially selling organs on demand with no explanation for how they could procure suitable organs as quickly as they promise without killing people. The expert described “a state-sponsored marketplace for human organs in China, with prices openly advertised on hospital websites and substantial price disparities between foreign and domestic patients.
As for the Chinese organ transplant data the government claims shows that it is not killing donors, “regrettably,” he concluded, “the PRC seems to have fabricated its voluntary organ donation data. Analysis of the available data casts grave doubts on the veracity of China’s assertions, with official statistics exhibiting an implausibly smooth growth rate, discrepancies across datasets, and the misclassification of nonconsenting donors as voluntary.
“‘First Hospital Zhejiang Province’ as a designated ‘big brother’ to Aksu Infection Hospital reports its liver transplants increasing by 90 percent in 2017, while kidney transplants increased by 200 percent,” Gutmann recalled. “On March 1, 2020, First Hospital performed the world’s first double lung transplant on a Covid patient – an advertisement to foreign organ tourists that China was still open for business.
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