State Organs "Unmasking Transplant Abuse In China" With Bishop Eversen, Wen Chen & Cindy Song

State Organs "Unmasking Transplant Abuse In China" With Bishop Eversen, Wen Chen & Cindy SongThe conversation centers on how the CCP’s persecution and dehumanization of groups have led to a government-run business of forced organ harvesting . * **China Tribunal Findings:** The independent China Tribunal in London, after extensive hearings, issued a 2020 ruling concluding **”beyond a reasonable doubt”** that forced organ harvesting has been happening in China since the late 1990s and continues today. * **Scale and Victims:** The rough estimation is that between **65,000 to 90,000** organ transplants take place every year in China without identifiable sources.* **Falun Gong practitioners** were initially the main target pool for organs because their healthy, meditative lifestyle ensured high-quality, healthy organs.* **Uyghurs**** became a targeted after the Chinese government sequenced the DNA and tested the blood types of 100% of the Uyghur population. * Thespeakers also note the disappearance of high school and college students, connecting the mandatory physical checkups and blood s to the organ-sourcing system.### **The Documentary and Call to Action** * **”State Organs” Documentary:** Cindy Song produced the documentary *State Organs*, which has won over 50 international film awards. The film follows two Chinese families in their 20-year search for loved ones who disappeared while in police custody. The documentary is available on platforms like Amazon and Apple TV, and its website is. ***Legislative Action:** The speakers urge viewers to write to their elected officials to push for key legislation: * **US Federal Level:** The **Falun Gong Protection Act (S. 49)** and the **Stop Organ Harvesting Force Organ Harvesting Bill** are currently sitting in the US Senate and need to be passed. * **State Level (Missouri):** Missouri’s **Senate Bill 817** aims to prevent local people from going to China to buy organs.State Organs “Unmasking Transplant Abuse In China” A Conversation With Bishop Dennis Eversen, Wen Chen & Cindy Song