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The Chinese regime is killing prisoners of conscience to harvest their organs and supply its transplant industry.
The bipartisan bill notes that the Chinese regime has failed to give a transparent account and calls for a U.S. investigation.
The bipartisan Senate bill would impose sanctions on those involved in forced organ harvesting and require a U.S. report on China’s transplant system.
Chen Yao-li is the first Taiwanese doctor whose medical certificate has been revoked for illegally brokering organ transplants.
Audience members at the documentary’s premiere in Washington say they hope to do more to make a difference.
‘Nazi-like atrocities that are being committed in 2026—it’s getting worse,’ the China commission co-chair says.
‘Killed to Order’ exposes the Chinese Communist Party’s forced organ harvesting industry with evidence from two decades of investigations.
Jan Jekielek will be honored on April 20 at the French Embassy in Washington for his new book, ‘Killed to Order.’
Two new books and fresh bipartisan legislation have come out, and the issue is no longer taboo, say longtime researchers.
Twenty years ago, this was a topic people tuned out and turned away from, according to author Jan Jekielek. That has changed.
Former ambassador-at-large for religious freedom Sam Brownback said ‘Killed to Order’ can help delegitimize China’s communist regime and bring about its end.
Dr. Phil reviewed the evidence in the new book ‘Killed to Order,’ and called on Americans to end complicity in the CCP’s crimes.
The United States continues to support and cooperate with the Chinese transplant industry, which is perpetrating forced organ harvesting of prisoners of faith.
A Senate bill reintroduced with bipartisan support could change the relationship between the Chinese people and the CCP, says Jan Jekielek.
‘When I first heard about it, I didn’t want to believe it. I just felt revulsion,’ Jekielek said.
The legislation is aimed at curbing complicity in Beijing’s state-sanctioned abuse.
‘We train those surgeons in significant number,’ said Jekielek. ‘We fund some of those hospitals that are involved.’
Online allegations and official organ donation publicity fuel panic in China, with parents withdrawing children from schools, citing safety concerns.
