Cheng Pei Ming, the first known survivor of China’s forced organ harvesting campaign against religious prisoners, has bravely come forward to expose the atrocities committed by the Chinese Communist Party. He shared his harrowing experience of waking up chained to a bed with parts of his liver and lung missing, having been forcibly removed by doctors. Cheng escaped from China and is now speaking out publicly in Washington DC, shedding light on the horrific practice that has been largely silenced due to the Chinese regime’s efforts to suppress discussion. His courageous testimony is supported by various individuals and organizations dedicated to ending forced organ harvesting, highlighting the urgent need for global awareness and action to stop these human rights abuses.
