Editor's note

In 2015, China ostensibly banned its longstanding practice of harvesting organs from people sentenced to death. But a growing body of evidence suggests that organ harvesting from criminals and political prisoners continues in the country, argues Wendy Rogers.  ​

Recent revelations about two major figures involved in the sector show it's time the international community asked China to account for its actions.

Reema Rattan

Global Commissioning Editor

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China says it has stopped harvesting organs, but evidence belies its claim

Wendy Rogers, Macquarie University

The international community should demand a full accounting of the real sources of organs in China before believing any more claims about reform.

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