Investigation Leads: New "Organ Transplant Policy" is Cover Up for CCP to Continue Crimes
(Clearwisdom.net) After the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) crimes of
removing organs from living Falun Gong practitioners and cremating their bodies
to destroy the evidence were exposed, people have taken action. The Falun Dafa
Association and Minghui/Clearwisdom websites launched the "Coalition to
Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong" (CIPFG) on April 4, 2006 and
began collecting evidence from many sources. The following are some recently
obtained leads. We hope kindhearted insiders will continue to help us expose the
truth about the labor camps, prisons and hospitals and officials in Mainland
China who collude with each other to brutally persecute Falun Gong
practitioners, so we can together bring an end to this persecution. So-called New "Organ Transplant Policy" is no More than a Cover Up
for the CCP to Continue Harvesting Live Organs Lately, the Chinese government repeatedly revised its administrative policy
for hospitals. The new regulations allow only certain hospitals to perform organ
transplants. Fudan University was certified for transplant surgeries and Zhongshan
Hospital was selected to perform heart, liver and kidney transplants. Therefore,
as many heart transplants as before are performed at Zhongshan Hospital. The
staff on the insider list said that heart transplant "are performed
again." No information about liver transplants has trickled out. According
to a reliable source, Zhongshan Hospital has performed kidney transplants with
organs from corpses since the 2007 Chinese New Year. It performed three kidney
transplants from brain dead people according to insiders. Nothing else could be
learned about the source of the kidneys. Transplant experts say that Huazhong Scientific and Technical University is
responsible for allotting organs from "brain dead" people in China.
Nothing could be learned as to how the brain dead people are identified nor
about the distribution method of the organs. Apparently, no clear directions
have been given. The professional said that the heart to be transplanted must be a living
heart. Time is of the essence. Kidney and liver transplants are easier, as they
can be stored for longer than a heart. Therefore, the possibility of harvesting
a heart from a live person is greater than for a kidney or liver transplant. The above information tells us that the new administrative rules and
regulations are likely a cover up for continued live organ transplants. If the
number of hospitals where organ harvesting is carried out is limited, tighter
restrictions and control can be maintained. If the new rules/regulations can
truly be carried out, the CCP should also adhere to the Constitution, return
freedom of belief to people and stop persecuting Falun Gong. We are not fully clear from what we have heard that heart transplants
continue to be performed in great numbers at Zhongshan Hospital," but we
are clear that the Chinese Communist Party is committing crimes under its
so-called "policy of protection." Two Hospitals in Guangzhou Received a Large Number of Organs From
Unidentified Donors in 2003 and 2004 Insiders revealed that during 2003 and 2004, the Air Force Hospital on
Dongfeng Road in Guangzhou City of Guangdong Province, and the "Kidney
Donor Hospital" near the "Legal Medical Hospital" on Guanyu Road
in Kunming City of Yunnan Province often received organs (mainly kidneys) from
unidentified donors. Between five to ten (kidneys) were brought to the "Air
Force Hospital" on average every two to three days, and between ten and
twenty (kidneys) were taken to the "Kidney Donor Hospital"
approximately every two to three days. We were informed that these organs usually arrived late at night. The
deliveries were given to a plain-clothes police escort brandishing guns. Several
days later, plain-clothes police were given large amounts of cash at the
hospital. Most kidney transplant patients were foreigners. The rumor is that all kidneys came from Falun Gong practitioners. No one
could think of any other source, given the large amount of kidneys available. Zhengzhou No. 7 Hospital Waiting Time for Kidney Transplants is One Month In 2007, a friend of mine and I inquired at Zhengzhou No. 7 Hospital of Henan
Province as to how long it takes to get kidneys for a kidney transplant. We were
told, "One month." I asked about the cost and was told, "100,000
yuan." Sichuan Chengdu Air Force Tumor Hospital Harvests Organs for a Large Number
of Organ Transplants On the morning of August 10, 2007, I visited a relative at Chengdu Air Force
Tumor Hospital in Sichuan Province. There was an elderly lady waiting for
somebody at the entrance. I walked up to her and chatted with her. I asked, "Are you caring for a patient in the hospital?" She responded, "No, I live here. My daughter is the anesthetist. I do
odd jobs in the hospital." I asked, "You look healthy. I heard this hospital could transplant
kidneys!" She responded, "Yes, that building over there is for kidney
transplants." I told her that since ancient times, Chinese people would not have anything
removed from the corpse of a family member. I asked who was willing to sell
their relatives' organs, or donate them? I also told her that it has been
exposed that the CCP harvests organs from live Falun Gong practitioners for
profit. The lady said, "Ah, I remember now." One day I went home after work
and saw a flyer at my door. It talked about organ harvesting from live Falun
Gong practitioners. She said, "I now remember since you mentioned it. Last
year, this hospital performed 8 kidney transplants in one day, and 15 to 16
kidney transplants in a two-day period. I was very busy doing odd jobs." I asked, "Is it because the prison had many death penalty criminals. It
probably does not have now that many. Am I right?" She said, "There are still death row criminals. There are still many
patients waiting for kidneys in the hospital. An over 60 year-old man received a
kidney from a fourteen to fifteen year old youth. But it had to be removed again
after several days. It was not suitable!" I thought to myself, a fourteen
or fifteen year-old life was destroyed like that. I then talked with a security guard. I mentioned that one of my relatives
needs a kidney. I asked if there were many kidneys available? He said: "Who
is willing to donate organs? They are all forcibly removed. If you see many
police enforcing martial law and standing guard, the prison is bringing in
prisoners. They are all forcibly brought here. The family members are not told
about this. Many people are waiting for organs in the hospital." The Army Kidney Disease Center Surgical Division Once Performed 24 Kidney
Transplants in One Day The No. 3 Surgeon University Xinqiao Hospital Surgical Division is the kidney
disease center for the entire army. It performs a large number of organ
transplants. It probably is the largest such center in China. The following is statistical information about kidney transplants at that
hospital, "By 2002, it performed 2,590 kidney transplants. Since 1998,
surgeons performed on the average 180 kidney transplants a year. I heard that
surgeons in later years performed 24 kidney transplant operations in one
day." That clearly shows that it must have a huge live organ bank with
unwilling donors.
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