Chinese courts governed by the Chinese communist regime have now transformed the mechanisms used to punish prisoners into primary underground markets for stealing and selling living human organs.
I have a neighbor who is 57-years-old man and had suffered diabetes for many years. In December 2005, he turned to Shanghai's Changzheng Hospital to get a kidney transplant. After 15 days, a suitable kidney was found for him. The patient said he bought the living kidney from a court for 23,000 yuan (US$2,870.7). In addition to the amount of money, he also paid 10,000 yuan ($1,248) as a gift. The trader in the court told him that the kidney was stolen from a 23-year-old man from Henan Province to supply for a high quality live kidney transplantation, which assured my neighbor. What cruel and heartless deeds they have done!
There is also a cadre at my work who got uremia, requiring a kidney transplant to keep alive. In December 2005, within several days, he found a kidney suitable for transplant in a hospital of Changchun City. The kidney transplant in this patient, who has now been back at work for months, was very successful.
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