Communist China's Policy of Oppression in East Turkestan

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Harun Yahya - Adnan Oktar
An article called "Rare
Chinese Newspaper Expose
Details Prisoner Organ
Harvests" in The Washington
Post reported a story in the
Chinese press about the sale
of internal organs of people
who had been executed. It
concerned a former soldier
who had been executed and
his organs removed. It was
first reported in a local
Chinese paper, and then appeared
in the Western media.
(left)
To the left can be seen an article
that appeared in The
Observer called "China sells
organs of slain convicts." The
story reported that the organs
were generally sold to rich patients
from abroad. Based on a
number of sources, the price
of a kidney is in the region of
$10,000. The fact that thousands
of people are executed
in China every year helps to
show why the Chinese government
is so insistent on continuing
the organ trade.