(Clearwisdom.net) The CCP's atrocities of harvesting organs from living practitioners in labor camps shocked people from all circles in Korea, and Korean transplant experts questioned the transplant practice in China from ethical and legal perspectives, while many groups and organizations have called for a full investigation of the forced labor camps across China. At the same time, a signature drive has been initiated in major cities in Korea to rescue practitioners in China.

Rally to condemn the CCP's atrocities

Korean people sign their names to support Falun Gong

The legitimacy and ethicality of the organ transplant practice in China have been widely questioned and criticized by the international community. The exposure of organ harvesting from living practitioners in forced labor camps unfortunately confirmed experts' concerns. In the Spring Seminar of the Korean Organ Transplant Association, Chairman of the association Fong Piam-Kee said: "The issue of most concern is its ethicality. In China, the whole process, including the selection of a matching organ provider and the operation's details, is not transparent. In addition, the commercial operation involved in the process is very disturbing and problematic. The ethical issues of the Chinese transplant practice have been a consistent problem."

In recently years, more and more Korean patients have gone to China for organ transplant operations. They would find the organ "donors" in a short time, and have the operation and come back to Korean in a matter of weeks. Regarding this situation, the executive director of the Korean Organ Transplant Association Lee Chum-Koi questioned: "This means that there are a large amount of organ providers standing by. It is very hard to understand how the hospitals in China can always have the operations at scheduled times."

On April 12, members of the Korean Branch of the Global Service Center for Quitting the CCP, Sino-Korean Traditional Culture Research Association, Epoch Times Korean Branch and the Korean Falun Dafa Association rallied in front of the Korean Media Center and Entry/Exit Administration Bureau to strongly condemn the Chinese Communist regime's atrocities of harvesting organs from living practitioners and then cremating their bodies to destroy the evidence. They called on an immediate investigation of all forced labor camps in China.

The CCP's atrocities of harvesting organs from living practitioners have angered people from all over the country. Some gasped in horror after seeing the posters depicting the persecution, and some brought drinks to practitioners who were clarifying the truth to show their support. Some expressed their surprise at how evil the CCP was. Large numbers of people signed their names to rescue practitioners. Mr. Zhao, a company CEO, said indignantly: "If there are supreme beings, please let them punish those Communists". He took a bunch of petition forms to his company, saying that he will ask his employees to sign it.

This is another larger signature drive to rescue practitioners in China after a similar drive contributed to the rescue of Ms. Gao Chengnu.