Examples of using Executed prisoners in English and their translations into German
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That the retrieval of organs from executed prisoners.
The international community knows that some executed prisoners' organs are illegally removed by doctors in the special"execution bus.
It is publicly known that China since along time back sells organs from executed prisoners.
Organ harvesting from executed prisoners was not a secret.
The Transplant Society responded with a statement condemning the use of organs from executed prisoners.
The process of harvesting organs from executed prisoners is roughly as follows.
It seems obvious that there must be a group of people ready to be executed on demand other than the executed prisoners.
The practice of using organs from executed prisoners has been a long time human rights issue.
Many foreign patients have even admitted in interviews that theywere aware that their new organs came from executed prisoners.
There might be an enormous trade of organs taken from executed prisoners in China, or from Falun Gong practitioners.
Last November, China's deputy health minister Huang Jiefuclaimed that"most of the organs for sale are from executed prisoners.
The CCP has finally admitted to harvesting organs from executed prisoners, but it is doing something much more horrendous in secret….
The international community has long been condemning the Communistregime for its inhumane practise of taking organs from executed prisoners.
It is widely known that in China, organs are removed from executed prisoners without permission from the prisoner or family members.
Because the response is too"extreme," the CCP have forgotten its previous admission eightmonths ago that"most organs come from executed prisoners.
I was troubled that the retrieval of organs from executed prisoners was at least as morally controversial as the harvesting of stem cells from human embryos.
Annika Tibell: This has been discussed by the Chinese Vice Minister of Health at a WHO meeting in Manila;that the absolute main organ source in China is executed prisoners.
You[the CCP] said that these organs were from executed prisoners, but you dare not disclose how many death row inmates there are in China," Mr. Matas continued.
Shortly after I performed the first liver transplant, I received my next assignment,and that was to go to the prisons to harvest organs from executed prisoners.
According to the statement by the Chinese doctor,the procedures in which the organs are romoved from the executed prisoners without their agreement or agreement from their families are quite common.
Whereas Chinese authorities reported in 2011 that the majority of organsused for transplantation in China were procured from executed prisoners;
Matas said that in China most organs used for transplant are from executed prisoners and Falun Gong practitioners who have not agreed to donate their organs after death.
The Chinese people think in the same vein as the Communist Party andeven regard this inhumane practise of taking organs from executed prisoners as"doing a good deed.
Except for a small number of traffic accident victims,most of the organs come from executed prisoners", said the Chinese vice Minister for Public Health, Huang Jiefu, at a conference for surgeons last week in Guangzhou.
At the end of August, the CCP admitted to the world for the first time that organs were being taken from executed convicts,and they acknowledged that over 650 organ transplants in China are from executed prisoners.
Three months later I was offered another transplant, which was a match and it was duly transplanted”. His doctor, Dr. Tan,openly told the man that these organs came from executed prisoners and that at least one of these organs was removed secretly without donor approval. Mr. Kilgour said he is sure that some of these organs came from Falun Gong practitioners.
Since they provide credible evidence for the accusation that the Chinese authorities are implicated in a systematic persecution of Falun Gong followers,and that prisoners from that movement(together with other executed prisoners) are exploited as organ donors.
China is reported to be offering an'organ matching service' implying a systematic organ harvesting policy,and trading in the body parts of executed prisoners who have not given consent to such donations.
When answering a journalist's questions on April 10th, 2006,he denied that the Chinese government unscrupulously takes organs from executed prisoners and uses them for transplants as stated in foreign reports.
As moral condemnation and effort to uphold justice grow more widespread, unable to sustain this great pressure, the CCP regime unexpectedly, on their own initiative brought up"an old topic" andostentatiously admitted to"taking organs from executed prisoners," a crime that is generally recognised as despicable but is not what the CCP fears the most to be exposed.