“Organ Harvesting” ORDERED – Secret Evidence REVEALED!
(FeaturedNews.com) – China’s Xinjiang region is notorious for human rights violations. In June, the US banned exports from the region, citing forced labor in the area. According to China studies research fellow Ethan Gutmann of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, the problem may be far worse. He told the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, DC, that ethnic Uyghurs have replaced the Falun Gong as the choice for Chinese organ harvesting, according to The Epoch Times.
Harvesting Numbers Skyrocket
According to Gutmann, a labor camp of 33,000 people within striking distance of the regional airport, about a 20-minute drive from Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, is providing a hospital in Shanghai with organs harvested against people’s will. A green lane runway used exclusively for transplant organs at Korla Airport only goes one way.
Gutmann’s latest findings show the hospital had a 100% increase in kidney transplants and a 200% increase in liver transplants since Chinese officials opened the labor camp harvesting the organs flying out of Korla Airport. He estimated between 25,000 and 50,000 people die each year to satisfy the caseload.
Guttman says there’s another labor camp of 16,000 nearby with its own crematorium.
Why Uyghurs?
Uyghurs are primarily Muslim people native to the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, the region’s official name. The sect, like Falon Gong, is religious and therefore not favorable to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), an authoritarian and secular governing body. The latest US sanctions over forced labor are part of a long list of violations much of the international community labels genocide.
Guttman said when the CCP used Falun Gong for organ harvesting, it had to go door to door collecting samples to match unwilling donors to hospital patients. With Uyghurs already assembled in mass numbers in camps, collecting the same samples is far easier.
Lies to the West
Guttman said the CCP is openly lying to the West. While many doctors and researchers seem to be buying into the idea that China has moved past forced organ donation, a practice officially outlawed in 2014, the people of Xinjiang appear to still be at the mercy of the government.
According to The Epoch Times, former Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback believes the issue of genocide involving the Xinjiang Uyghurs should be as important to US foreign policy as any defense or economic-based issue. He stated if governments don’t stand up to protect religious freedom, the world will continue to see “the clash of civilizations” along with far too much violence.
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