Organ Harvesting Survivor Fears for His Life

After surviving torture inside a Chinese prison, the world's first known survivor of Beijing's forced organ removal says he fears for his life for speaking out in the U.S. NTD's Juliet Song has more on that. Locks pried open, tire tracks in the backyard. Chong Pemi woke up to find his home had been broken into. On November 2nd, after we got up in the morning, I found the door was open and someone entered my home. I didn't expect Chinese agents would act so quickly. Chong believes that Beijing sent agents to threaten him and sent the message that his life could be taken at any time. He also discovered someone had pressed nails into his car tires after they blew up on the road. This comes months after he showed the public an almost 14-inch scar on the side of his chest. Inside, parts of his liver and lung are missing, removed while he was held in a Chinese prison because of his faith two decades ago. The 35-centimeter scar on my left ribcage throbs with every beat of my pulse. And with each beat, the pain is unbearable. Medical doctors assess that Chong's missing organ tissues could only have been the result of forced organ removal. Chong is a practitioner of Falun Gong, a mind-body spiritual meditation practice that has faced brutal persecution in China for over two decades. An international tribunal in London said forced organ harvesting has been happening in China on a massive scale and that Falun Gong practitioners are probably the main source of organ supply. Juliet Song, NTD News.