Sky News (HT/ Atlas Shrugs) has released a shocking video about the new way to execute prisoners: Chinese authorities are using buses to kill prisoners sentenced to death with letal injections. This way it is much easier to remove the prisoners’ organs, contributing thus to the flourishing of the transplant’ s market in China, as I have written here before. The use of torture to obtain confessions is also widespread. And the prisoners’ name, even if they are found innocent after the execution, is not cleared.
There are very few people confronting the system. In the video we can see one of the few lawyers defending the prisoners: he tells the reporter that 99,99% of all the people accused of crimes punished with death penalty, are condemned. After the interview, the lawyer was detained, and nobody knows what ha happened to him.
UPDATE: Flagrant Labour links to Chinese International Organ Transplant which says:
Although the procedure to select a donor is very strict,, the transplant operation will be terminated if the doctor discovers that there is something wrong with the donor’s organ . If this happens, the patient will have the option to be offered another organ donor and have the operation again in one week.
Un vídeo de Sky News revela la nueva forma de ejecutar prisioneros: la autoridades chinas han puesto en servicio unos autocares en los que los condenados a muerte son ejecutados mediante la inyección letal. De esta forma es mucho más fácil retirar los órganos a los prisioneros, lo que contribuye al florecimiento del mercado de transplantes en China, como ya he señalado antes en este blog (links arriba). El uso de tortura para obtener confesiones está muy extendido. Y si resulta que el condenado a muerte era inocente, no se considera que hubo error alguno por parte de las autoridades.
Muy pocas personas se enfrentan al sistema. En el vídeo, entrevistan a uno de los pocos abogados que defiende a los prisioneros: le cuenta al reportero que el 99,99% de los acusados de un crimen castigado con la muerte, son condenados. Después de la entrevista, el abogado fue detenido y nadie sabe cuál es su paradero actual.
Según la Organización China de Transplantes de órganos, “aunque nuestro procedimiento para seleccionar un donante es muy estricto, la operación de transplante será interrumpida si el doctor descubre que el órgano del donante está dañado. Si esto ocurre, el paciente tendrá la oportunidad de que se le ofrezca el órgano de otro donante y una nueva operación en una semana”
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