George Washington University Screens Film Exposing Organ Harvesting

On April 22 2025, the award-winning documentary "State Organs" was screened at George Washington University in the United States. The audience was shocked by the bloody, brutal, and horrific truth revealed in the film, and called for an end to the CCP's atrocities of live organ harvesting. Let’s take a look at the report by Washington reporter Sheng Yan.

On Tuesday night, George Washington University in Washington, D.C., held a screening of the Canadian independent documentary "State Organs." This film took seven years to produce. Through first-hand testimonies and the personal experiences of the victims' families, it deeply exposes the CCP's crime of live organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners.

Stephen Allen is a senior fellow at the Capital Research Center, a Washington think tank. He said that governments and people in free societies should stand up and actively stop the CCP's brutal crime of live organ harvesting.

Steven J Allen, a senior fellow at a Washington think tank, said: "The Chinese Communist Party has no respect for human rights. This regime is the modern Nazi. People often use this metaphor, but this time it is very real. So it is important to convey the truth and make sure people watch this documentary."

Also participating in the screening remotely was Cheng Peiming, the world’s first known survivor of organ harvesting. He publicly spoke about his experience of being victimized in the United States in 2024 and revealed that the Chinese Communist Party had issued death threats to stop him. Audience members at the event said that the CCP’s persecution of Falun Gong is extremely terrifying upon closer inspection.

New Tang Dynasty Television reporter Sam Wang reports from Washington, D.C.