Examples of using From executed prisoners in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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portion of traffic victims, most of the organs from cadavers are from executed prisoners," Vice Minister of Health Huang Jiefu said at a conference on human organ transplants last week,
a number of returnee Chinese in Guangdong Province were also able to access organs for transplant-and transplant organs in China have always been from executed prisoners.
In 2005, as vice health minister, he admitted that over 90 percent of the transplant organs in China were harvested from executed prisoners, but he promised reform of the medical system.
China announced in 2015 that it will end its decade-long policy of harvesting organs from executed prisoners for its booming transplant industry.
said that Huang admitted to transplanting over 500 livers during a time when it was all clearly coming from executed prisoners in China.
Chinese Vice Minister of Health Huang Jiefu reportedly admitted that most transplant organs in China are taken from executed prisoners.
organs for transplant- and transplant organs in China have always been from executed prisoners.
had repeatedly denied they were committing these organ harvesting crimes, and then in 2014 incriminated themselves by announcing they would soon stop the practice of taking organs from executed prisoners.
civilian organ donors and that the use of organs from executed prisoners would be banned.
the position held by Chinese authorities since 2006, which promised to reform and eventually eliminate the use of organs from executed prisoners.
Chinese Government Health Minister Bin Li began the meeting with a statement expressing the resolve of the Government“that the reliance of transplant centers upon organs from executed prisoners must cease”.
The 19 studies which claimed no organs from executed prisoners were used took place prior to 2010,
Further, the financial incentive for recovering organs from executed prisoners may become an incentive to increase the number of such organs available for transplantation.”.
The 19 studies which claimed no organs from executed prisoners were used took place prior to 2010، when there was no volunteer donor program in China.
China announced in 2014 that it would end the practice of harvesting of organs from executed prisoners and adopt a voluntary donation-based system.
We call for immediate retraction of all papers reporting research based on use of organs from executed prisoners, and an international summit to develop future policy for handling Chinese transplant research.
I was troubled that the retrieval of organs from executed prisoners was at least as morally controversial as the harvesting of stem cells from human embryos.
Despite the regime's 2015 claim that it stopped taking organs from executed prisoners, the medical community remains concerned about unethical organ transplant practices in China.
civilian organ donors and that the use of organs from executed prisoners would be banned.
Statement on Organ and Tissue Donation which addresses the particular situation of organ harvesting from executed prisoners.