Примери за използване на Executed prisoners на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Involves any biological material from executed prisoners.
Body parts are often removed form executed prisoners, in the majority of cases without their prior permission.
Authorities admit that some organs come from executed prisoners.
Vice Minister of Health Huang Jiefu stated that executed prisoners“are definitely not a proper source for organ transplants.”.
In 2015, the regime also announced that it no longer obtained organs from executed prisoners.
The use of organs from executed prisoners in China.
Percent of the publications didn't say whether the transplanted organs came from executed prisoners.
But systematic organ harvesting in China began with executed prisoners sentenced to death even if it did not end there.
China said in 2014 that, beginning the following year,it would no longer take organs from executed prisoners.
Before the party-state abolishes organ harvesting from executed prisoners, tens of thousands more will be killed for their organs.
He also said that most organs transplanted in China are taken from executed prisoners.
Deputy Health Minister Huang Jeifu in 2009 stated that executed prisoners are definitely not a proper source for organ transplants.
Yet it boasts roughly 10,000 transplants per year- far more than the number of executed prisoners.
The sources claimed by Chinese officials- executed prisoners(before 2015) and voluntary donations- account for only a small fraction of the number of transplants performed.
Continue efforts to stop the use of organs from executed prisoners in China.
After three decades of harvesting organs from executed prisoners and prisoners of conscience, the rush approval process is deemed irresponsible.
In 2005, Huang admitted that over 95 percent of the organs transplanted in China came from executed prisoners.
In 2015, China stopped harvesting organs from executed prisoners- a practice that had supplied two-thirds of transplanted organs.
The report provides evidence that this gap is being made up by executed prisoners of conscience.
The World Health Organization andthe World Medical Association condemn the practice of procuring organs for transplant from executed prisoners.
The tribunal heard reports of extraction of kidneys from executed prisoners from as far back as the 1970s.
From countries like Pakistan, the Philippines, and China,where the organs are apparently harvested from executed prisoners.
If the source of all organ transplants could be traced either to willing donors or executed prisoners, then the allegation against the Falun Gong would be disproved.
Hot spots are Pakistan, the Philippines and China,where it is believed organs are obtained from executed prisoners.
In November deputy health minister Huang Jiefu admitted"most of the organs for sale are from executed prisoners", but said huge domestic and international demand is causing"a shortfall".
Countries suspected of these activities are Pakistan, the Philippines and China,where the organs are allegedly taken from executed prisoners.
The motion expresses“concern that without a system of transparency and traceability in place,organs from executed prisoners, including from many thousands of Falun Gong practitioners who are prisoners of conscience, may still be used in this manner.”.
Israel, Spain, andTaiwan have passed legislation preventing citizens from obtaining organs from executed prisoners in China.
For decades, China openly admitted to using organs of executed prisoners without consent.
Deputy Health Minister Huang Jiefu, at the time of the announcement of an organ donor pilot project in August 2009, stated that executed prisoners"are definitely not a proper source for organ transplants".