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Friday, May 04, 2007

 

EDITORIAL

Human organ trade

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It was the 2001 testimony of a Chinese physician, Dr. Wang Guoqi, who convinced many outside China that something ghoulish was taking place in the People’s Republic.

Before Dr. Wang spoke to human rights groups, earlier allegations that the organs of executed Chinese prisoners were being sold to rich foreigners did not get much attention. Only the habitual anti-Communist commentators and US congressmen listened. Dr. Wang confirmed many of those allegations, including the possibility that prisoners were being executed to order to meet the demand of the rich North American market.

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