'State Organs:' Film Exposes Forced Organ Harvesting in China

Forced organ harvesting in China, one of the darkest human rights abuses of our time. A new movie titled State Organs exposes these crimes shocking many audience members. NTD's Aryan Pasdar has the details. Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting and the Delaware Medical Freedom Alliance organized a screening of State Organs this week. The movie exposes forced organ harvesting in China. It's an atrocity, it truly is. The screening also featured a panel discussion with experts and Zheng Peiming. He's the first known survivor of forced organ harvesting. Zheng described his ordeal in graphic detail, recounting the pain he endured, as well as his miraculous escape. He added, quote, millions are still suffering. I stand here today, not just for myself, but for all the victims who cannot speak. A heart transplant recipient from Delaware also attended the screening, saying he was shocked to find out that people can get new organs in China within weeks. There's so many people here pass away waiting for organs. The president of the Delaware Medical Freedom Alliance called what China is doing criminal human rights abuse. He added that people should do more to fight it. You know, a lot of people in America are apathetic to what happens here, and they say, well, there's nothing we can do about it. So something happening 10,000 miles away, they're even more apathetic because they don't know what they can do about it. He says the most important thing people can do is to speak up and to stand up against evil when they see it happening anywhere around the globe. Aryan Pasdar, NTD News.