(Clearwisdom.net) At a House hearing on March 16, 2006, "Monitoring
Respect for Human Rights Around the World: A Review of the Country Reports on
Human Rights Practices for 2005" - Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human
Rights and International Operations, House Committee on International Relations,
Nina Shea from Freedom House gave a testimony, mentioning the Sujiatun
concentration camp and calling for investigation of this severe case.
Ms. Nina Shea, director of Freedom House (Clearwisdom archive photo)
Ms. Shea said, "Though still being investigated and yet to be verified,
a report has surfaced that is so grave it warrants mentioning here: According to
a Chinese journalist who recently escaped to the United States, a concentration
camp, Sujiatun, in the city of Shenyang, has been specially constructed to hold
some 6,000 Falun Gong practitioners from northeast China. The camp is said to
have a large staff of doctors, whose job there is to conduct experiments on the
prisoners and kill them efficiently. It is said to include a crematorium to
dispose of the evidence.
"The journalist, working with a network of informants, states that the
Chinese government uses the prison to conduct a business in selling organs
harvested from those who are killed inside.
"In light of Harry Wu's past reports on organ harvesting from executed
prisoners in China, this story must be taken seriously and investigated."
The U.S. Congress recently reviewed the latest Human Rights Country Reports
issued by the Department of State. The legislators are particularly concerned of
human rights situation in some specific countries including China.
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