Examples of using Executed prisoners in English and their translations into Indonesian
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And that more than 90% come from executed prisoners.
The executed prisoners should not have been exploited by the Communist hospitals.
The law also prohibits the use of organs from executed prisoners.
The executed prisoners were accused of terrorism and having extremist ideology.
China has no law against the use of organs from executed prisoners.
In extreme cases, children have executed prisoners, sawing off heads with knives or firing bullets into skulls.
Chinese authorities have always denied using organs 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.
A high 92.5%failed to report whether or not organs were sourced from 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.
Per cent of studiesfailed to report whether organs were sourced from executed prisoners.
International rights groups havelong accused China of harvesting organs from executed prisoners for transplant without either their or their family's consent.
Percent of the publications didn't say whether the transplanted organs came from executed prisoners.
If the source of all organ transplants could be traced,whether to willing donors or executed prisoners, then the allegation concerning the Falun Gong would be disproved.
We found that 92.5% of the publications failed to state whether ornot the transplanted organs were obtained from executed prisoners.
If the source of all organ transplants couldbe traced either to willing donors or executed prisoners, then the allegation against the Falun Gong would be disproved.
As early as 30 years ago Chinese doctors testified at the UnitedNations that regime authorities stole the organs of executed prisoners.
A group of researchers claim that the harvesting of organs from executed prisoners in China has persisted despite the government's pledge of eradicating the practice in 2009.
Since then, many medical professionals andinternational journalists have believed that China has stopped using executed prisoners as a source of organs.
In 2014, state media reported that Chinawould phase out the practice of taking organs from executed prisoners and said it would rely instead on a national organ donation system.
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.
And in 2014, the Chinese government mediareported that it would stop taking organs from executed prisoners and only use the national organ donation system.
China established a voluntary donation system in 2015 as part of a series of measures to address charges that it was permitting organ trafficking andharvesting them from executed prisoners.
Chinaannounced in 2014 that it would stop removing organs for transplantation from executed prisoners and has dismissed the claims as politically-motivated and untrue.
Experts said that organs used in transplants in China were allegedly sourced from political prisoners, prisoners of conscience, and executed prisoners.
International human rights groupsaccused Chinese authorities of harvesting organs from executed prisoners without their consent or that of their families- allegations the government denied.
The report acknowledged experts' concerns that organs used in transplants in China were allegedly sourced from political prisoners, prisoners of conscience, and executed prisoners.