Public Statement by the International Society for Human Rights on Forced Organ Harvesting Practice in the People’s Republic of China

The International Society for Human Rights condemns the systematic forced organ harvesting carried out by a secret network of state-run hospitals, prisons and re-education camps, police and the military in the People’s Republic of China.

This crime against humanity has been going on for decades and it increased drastically since the persecution of Falun Gong 1999. According to the independent investigation made by Matas, Kilgour and Gutmann, number of organ transplantation annually adds up to between 60,000 to 100,000 using statistics published by the transplant hospitals in
China. (https://endtransplantabuse.org )

Chinese authority has never been able to explain where the organs were sourced, if not through unethical organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience, mainly from Falun Gong practitioners, but also from Uyghurs and others.

As urged in the resolutions of EU parliament and US Congress, we call upon all EU member states and the international community to:

1.Publicly condemn the Chinese communist regime for such an antihumanity crime.
2. Demand the Chinese government to immediately stop such unethical practice.
3. Demand Chinese government to accept an independent detail investigation on site in China.
4. Demand the Chinese government to provide transparency in the sourcing of organs for all organ transplantation in China.
5. Require the Chinese regime to cease the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners of conscience such as Uygurs and Tibetans.

www.ishr.org in English or igfm.de in German.