China ‘is preparing to launch industrial-scale forced organ harvesting’, as Beijing reveals plans to triple number of transplant facilities in province home to Uyghur Muslims

According to rights groups, China claimed that it was preparing to significantly scale organ donations from Uighur Muslims and other persecution minorities.

A statement published by the Chinese National Health Commission in December 2024 announced plans to three times the number of medical facilities that can carry out organ transplantation in the Xinjiang region, which hosts the majority of the Uighurs in the country.

According to the plan for the establishment of human organ transplant hospitals in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (2024-2030), six new transplant institutions are expected to be built until the end of decade. Published by Chinese authorities.

Expanded facilities, hearts, lungs, livers, kidneys and pancreas, including all large organs are reported to be authorized to carry out the transplantation.

However, official figures show that Xinjiang’s voluntary organ donation rate is only 0.69 donors per million-less than six of the national average.

The movement led to warnings from the right campaigns and international human rights experts who say that the planned expansion aims to feed industrial organs from the prisoners of conscience.

“This great expansion, which is already under review for systematic pressure, reveals deeply disturbing questions about where the organs will come from, Prof.

‘Considering the official organ donation rate of the region, which is well below the national average, there is no reason for such growth in the transplant capacity.’

Beijing rejected the charges of forced the organs from prisoners of conscience by human rights researchers and academics.

Cheng Pei Ming, the victim of forced organ donation, exhibits his traces after escaping from China

When he refused to sign surgical permission forms, Cheng was immediately handled by police officers and injected with a sedative

This photograph, taken on June 2, 2019, shows buildings at the Artux City Vocational Skills Training Service Center, which is believed to be a re -education camp in the north of Kashgar in the Northwest Sincan Region of China, mostly a re -education camp where Muslim ethnic minorities are detained.

The planned expansion, which is summarized by the National Health Commission, includes facilities in North, South and East Sincan, including the capital Urumqi.

Seven of the nine hospitals, which will be operational until 2030, will make heart transplantation, offer five lung transplantation, four will perform liver operations and five kidney and pancreas procedures.

Critics show that this network will exceed the needs of the population of the region and that the only reasonable statement plans to force the authorities to harvest from the detainees.

It is estimated that 60,000 to 100,000 transplants are carried out every year in China – much more than the country’s official donation system can support.

Since 2006, Falun Gong Buddhist Practice practitioners have been forced to organize organ harvesting, and the Uighur population has been thought to be at risk.

Mailonline, a rural peasant and Falun Gong practitioner from China’s Sandong province before the night of the nightmare of the nightmare of the nightmare, finally escaped and forcibly continued to suffer from organ transplants before he escaped.

Although China claimed that she had stopped using the organs of prisoners executed in 2015, no legal reform was accompanied by the announcement, and the harvesting of the organs from prisoners of conscience was never explicitly banned.

In the meantime, Uighur Muslims organized in Chinese detention camps reported that they had undergoing blood tests, ultrasound and other organ -oriented medical scans, which are consistent procedures with the evaluation of organ compliance.

David Matas, an experienced human rights lawyer and Nobel peace prize candidate who has been investigating compulsory organ harvest in China for about twenty years, said, “The concept of voluntary consent is meaningless.

‘Considering the systemic pressure, the claim that donations are volunteer should be handled with the greatest skepticism.

Dr Maya Mitalipova, a geneticist who witnessed the reverse organ matching techniques and biometric surveillance in China before the US Congress, adds that the lack of legal guards, the date of abuse and the ongoing pressure in Sincan, indicates that an independent examination of this transplant expansion is needed, ” he added.

‘This may be an industrial organ harvest under a system controlled by the state.’

The United Nations and a few democratic governments were worried about the systemic pressure of the Uighurs, Falun Gong practitioners and other minority groups in China.

In June 2021, 12 UN special rapporteurs and Human Rights experts have alarm on the allegations that Chinese detained minorities were subjected to blood tests and organ scannings without consenting.

The findings argued that the results were entered into a national database used to allocate organs.

Cheng woke up to find a large incision next to her chest, leaking liquid

Cheng’s Schackled images on the hospital bed appeared on a website dedicated to publishing news about the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners

IV lines are seen in Cheng’s body after forced surgery in 2004

One person holds a poster during the protest of at least 28 diasporic groups, including Hong Kong, Tibet, Uygur, Chinese opposition and other established organizations.

The last political acceleration in the US saw a legislative action in March 2025, including the introduction of the ‘Falun Gong Protection Act’ and the passing of the ‘Stopful Organ Harvest Law’ in the Parliament in May.

The state -level legislation, which prohibits cooperation with Chinese transplant institutions, was also accepted in Arizona, Texas, Utah, Idaho and Tennessee.

Campaigns now want the international community to press Beijing for full transparency on its plans to expand Beijing.

Those who are exposed to organ harvest are based on terrible treatment and gradually the poor are the poor than the life of the life.

The immorality of the practice was masked by Cheng, Falun Gong practitioner, who was imprisoned for several years and forcibly donated a few of his organs.

Between 1999 and 2006, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) faced ruthless persecution for religious and spiritual beliefs and endured several periods of detention, which was believed to be tortured over and over again.

In one of the most creepy parts of captivity, Cheng was taken to a hospital where doctors forced him to sign forms of approval for surgery.

When he refused, an unknown substance that immediately knocked out was injected.

He woke up on the left side of his chest with a large incision, and since then he confirmed that Cheng’s liver and lung segments have been removed.

While Cheng was lying in bed, photographs taken after forced surgery were taken and sent to Minghui.org – a website that publishes news about the cruelty of Falun Gong.

Cheng is clearly seen unconscious and chained to bed in the images he suspected of being taken by a shock nurse or hospital worker.

Following medical examinations in the United States, Cheng’s left liver lobe two and three of the lower left lobe of the lower lobe confirmed that half.

The removal of liver segments was aligned with a technique developed for pediatric liver transplantation in the 1990s, led experts to conclude Cheng, used as an reluctant organ donor – and extremely unethical medical experiments.

Cheng’s shackles are seen in the hospital bed hours after operating in China

About half of Cheng’s lower left lung lobe is missing

This 3D Reconstruction of Cheng’s CT scanning

In March 2006, after starting a hunger strike, Cheng was taken back to the hospital – but this time, even if he did not receive any foreign objects, he claims that he would have to undergo any other unbearable surgery.

He realized that he was about to face another brutal surgery and almost confronting a certain death.

Hours before the operation of the operation, he asked the guard to take him to the toilet overnight. After returning to the room, Cheng said that the guard had forgotten him jumping him in the bed frame and soon fell asleep in his chair.

Cheng had the opportunity to Gold, he went out of the room before he escaped. Marking the interior fire stairs of the hospital and a taxi.

This escape was the beginning of a long journey of freedom with numerous difficulties in a 14 -year campaign to avoid Chinese authorities, which exceeded the international borders of Cheng.

After he fled in his own country for nine years, he managed to escape from the country and settled in Thailand, where he spent five years on his shoulder until the UN refugee status was given.

In July 2020, Cheng completed his freedom proposal when he descended to the United States safely and now served as Etiac’s defender.