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Interview with South Korean TV Chosun’s Investigative Reporters
In November 2017, a documentary on transplant tourism in China has been broadcasted by TV Chosun. A team of investigative journalists traveled to China pretending to purchase an organ for a fictitious relative. They were then able to obtain first hand footage of a well-run organ transplant brokerage operation at a prominent hospital that oversees thousands of transplants a year.
Resolutions and Parliamentarian Statements on Forced Organ Harvesting in China
The atrocities of forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience, in particular from Falun Gong practitioners, has been investigated since 2006. The evidence is compelling and has been presented to […]
State-organized Criminal Forced Organ Harvesting
Dr. Torsten Trey and David Matas explore the devolution of ethics surrounding China’s organ transplantation medicine in the Journal of Trafficking and Human Exploitation.
DAFOH interviews CA State Senator Anderson about the fate of organ harvesting resolution
On July 20, 2017, CA State Senator Joel Anderson (Rep., 38th district), along with four of his colleagues, initiated State Joint Resolution 10 (SJR 10), expressing concern over allegations of…

“The dark side of transplant tourism in China: killing to live” — Documentary on China’s transplant tourism

Written by Shin Duho
Directed by Kim Hyeoncheol and Kim Yungyeom

The documentary, first broadcast on November 17, 2017, was produced for the weekly documentary program “Investigative Report Seven”  by TV Chosun, South Korea.

In the fall of 2017, three Korean documentary filmmakers traveled to China under the pretense of purchasing a kidney for a fictitious relative. In less than 30 minutes, they received assurances that for approximately US$130,000, their “relative” could receive a kidney in a few weeks. They met and interviewed fellow South Koreans who had traveled to China to purchase not only kidneys but also livers and even a pancreas for transplant. This is contrary to previous statements Chinese transplant officials have made in public.

Special thanks to TV Chosun for granting us permission to share this documentary on our DAFOH website.

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