Death Factories Expand: A New Human Catastrophe Brewing in Secret with the Increase of Organ Harvesting Centers in East Turkistan

The Chinese regime's plan to expand organ transplant centers in East Turkistan has sparked a new wave of concern and anger, with observers considering it an escalatory step in the genocide policy practiced against the Turkistani people.

The crime of forced organ harvesting - documented by human rights organizations and survivor testimonies over the years - returns to the forefront again, following the revelation of Beijing's plan to build six additional organ transplant centers in East Turkistan by 2030, bringing the total to nine centers in a region that barely needs half this number, raising terrifying questions about the source of human organs.

The British Telegraph newspaper published a shocking report on July 3rd revealing details of this plan, based on documents obtained by the organization "End Transplant Abuse in China." The report didn't stop at numbers but included direct testimony from Sayragul Sauytbay, one of the survivors of the Nazi camps, who confirmed that detainees were divided according to blood test results, and that those classified as "medically suitable" disappeared without return, suggesting they likely had their organs harvested.

For comparison, China's Guizhou province, with a population of 39 million, has only three organ transplant centers. Meanwhile, East Turkistan, which has a smaller population and sharply lower organ donation rates, is planned to have nine centers by 2030! This stark contradiction reinforces suspicions that these centers don't rely on voluntary donation, but on forced harvesting from the bodies of detainees.

For decades, China has faced harsh criticism for using organs from death row prisoners. But the crime has evolved into a new form of systematic persecution, targeting oppressed minorities like Uyghurs, Tibetans, and Falun Gong followers, who are led while alive toward "death factories."

The reality in East Turkistan doesn't represent a healthcare system but a system of extermination using medical tools. Every new organ transplant center is not a medical achievement, but a new wound in the body of humanity.