On October 1, 2025, the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) published an in-depth investigative report, further exposing the CCP's widespread organ harvesting from living infants and young children. (The EDajiyuan)
[People News] On October 1st, the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) published another in-depth investigative report, further exposing the dark side of the CCP's mass live organ harvesting from infants and young children, revealing the reasons for the rapid growth of the infant organ transplant industry and the methods used to obtain infant donors.
Since the international community exposed the CCP's crimes of live organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners in 2006, WOIPFG has been conducting extensive investigations and collecting evidence. It confirms that since Jiang Zemin launched a comprehensive crackdown on Falun Gong in 1999, China's organ transplant industry has experienced explosive growth, forming a "live organ harvesting industry chain."
The organization believes that China's organ transplantation industry has not slowed down, but rather is accelerating. It relies on a large, stable, and secretly detained "live organ donor pool" of individuals who are readily available. Falun Gong practitioners are a core component of this system.
WOIPFG has recently published several investigative reports, focusing on exposing the CCP's crimes of large-scale live organ harvesting from infants and young children.
Chinese physician Zheng Zhi (who interned in urology at the Shenyang Army General Hospital in 1994) revealed to overseas media that as early as the late 1990s, premature newborns began being targeted for organ transplants to meet the life-extending needs of high-ranking officials. The pediatric department of a military hospital in Shenyang removed infant livers and transplanted them to city and prefecture-level officials. Zheng Zhi also claimed that tissue fluid from the infant livers was extracted with a large syringe, processed outside the body, and then injected into the recipient's liver to "activate function and prolong life."
In 2005, Zheng Zhi heard from a close confidant of a political figure in Beijing that the underground cellar behind the Hubei Public Security Bureau (Wuhan) was filled with Falun Gong practitioners (including children) and used as an organ bank.
International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) has pointed out that Chinese military hospitals are involved in infant organ transplants. On December 25, 2012, a kidney transplant team at Shanghai Changzheng Hospital successfully transplanted a pair of kidneys from a 40-day-old infant to adult patient Sun Yan, making the infant one of the youngest organ donors in China. The Organ Transplant Center of Shanghai Changzheng Hospital is the first organ transplant research institution in the Chinese military. Zeng Li, director of the organ transplant center, stated, "Through technological breakthroughs, we have made infant organs clinically valuable... Currently, we are the only one in the country that can perform this procedure, and patients in need have no choice but to register and wait in line with us."
Why has infant organ transplantation grown so rapidly?
The International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) has revealed the following main reasons:
First, massive human experimentation provides technical support for the development of infant organ transplantation. Infant organ transplantation is technically challenging, and the global failure rate for pediatric transplants is high. However, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military hospitals have claimed a significant increase in success rates in recent years. WOIPFG believes the secret lies in "massive human experimentation." Since the CCP launched its crackdown on Falun Gong in 1999, it has arrested large numbers of Falun Gong practitioners as "high-quality donors" for live organ harvesting. These extensive clinical experiments on live humans have paved the way for the development of minimally invasive suturing techniques and anti-thrombotic drugs, providing the technical foundation for infant organ transplantation.
Second, the development of infant organ transplantation is linked to life extension projects. A leaked advertisement clip from the 301 Hospital in 2019 claimed the "981 Leaders' Health Project" could extend life expectancy to 150 years. This project, which began in 2005, targets infants and young children as organ sources to reduce the risk of rejection and avoid immunosuppressants, also aligning with the goal of prolonging life.
Third, the involvement of military hospitals promotes infant organ transplants. A deputy director and expert physician from a Chinese military hospital revealed to the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) that he had attended a "baby organ seminar," which was actually a black market organ promotion event organized by the Chinese military to establish cross-hospital collaboration channels and promote supply and demand networks. This industry is directly controlled by the families of high-ranking officials in Zhongnanhai.
WOIPFG also discovered that several transplant doctors suspected of live organ harvesting held senior positions within the Central Health Commission, and their hospitals all performed astonishing volumes of pediatric transplants. For example, Shen Zhongyang, director of the Organ Transplant Center at Tianjin First Central Hospital, director of the Organ Transplant Research Institute at the Armed Police General Hospital, and chief organ transplant expert at the Central Health Commission's core group, had performed nearly 10,000 liver transplants by the end of 2014. In 2018, Assistant Director Shen Zhongyang admitted to using Falun Gong donors during a telephone interview with WOIPFG.
Gao Wei, director of the Pediatric Organ Transplantation Department at the Organ Transplant Center of Tianjin First Central Hospital, has performed over 2,000 pediatric liver transplants since 2013.
How to Obtain Infant Donors
An investigation by the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) reveals the following methods for obtaining infant organs.
"Targeted Cultivation" of Infants: According to WOIPFG's undercover sources within the CCP, women (including suspected Falun Gong practitioners) are illegally arrested or bribed to produce multiple pregnancies annually specifically for transplantation. Sperm from the recipient's family members is artificially inseminated to create babies related to the recipient to ensure a successful match. To speed up the organ supply, many infants are forced into premature births and become surgical candidates.
"Extreme" Research: Using young, low-birthweight premature infants as donors to accelerate organ supply. For example, on February 27, 2023, Renji Hospital and Shanghai Children's Medical Center reported surpassing the donor age and weight limits, completing two kidney transplants involving premature infants weighing less than 1.2 kg, and transplanting kidneys from one- and three-day-old infants into adults. Clinical observations indicate that the function of the donor kidneys in newborns recovers slowly, but the patients have significant growth potential.
Shanghai Renji Hospital claims to be "the world's number one in annual pediatric liver transplants," with a cumulative total of over 3,000 cases.
Overseas surrogacy and baby trafficking: The International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) points out that the CCP's export of organ transplant technology to developing countries fosters illegal organ trafficking there. Thai media reports indicate that human trafficking rings are engaging in forced surrogacy, egg retrieval, and IVF production, which are then resold to third countries.
Another recent example is the case of 21 infants and young children in Southern California. In July 2025, pro-communist overseas Chinese leaders Xuan Guojun and Zhang Siwei were implicated in a surrogacy and child abuse case in Arcadia, a suburb of Los Angeles. 21 children (mostly infants) were kept in a luxury home, many of them born to surrogate mothers. Police and the FBI are investigating possible "trafficking of babies for profit" and their involvement in cross-border transportation to China.
The World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) believes that the use of infants as organ donors, and the resulting surgeries used by high-ranking Chinese Communist Party officials in their quest for "life extension," not only violate medical ethics but also pose a serious challenge to the foundations of human civilization.
The organization calls on the international community to conduct an independent investigation, establish a transnational ethical review and legal accountability mechanism, collect evidence and impose sanctions on implicated entities and individuals, protect whistleblowers and the families of victims, and require the institutions and research institutes involved to disclose the sources of donors and ethical reviews.
Why has infant organ transplantation developed so rapidly?
The International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) has revealed the following main reasons:
First, massive human experimentation provides technical support for the development of infant organ transplantation. Infant organ transplantation is technically extremely difficult, and the global failure rate for pediatric transplants is high. However, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) military hospitals have claimed a significant increase in success rates in recent years. WOIPFG believes the secret lies in "massive human experimentation." Since the CCP's crackdown on Falun Gong in 1999, Falun Gong practitioners have been arrested in large numbers and used as "high-quality donors" for organ harvesting. Extensive clinical human experimentation has led to the development of minimally invasive suturing techniques and anti-thrombotic drugs, providing the technical foundation for infant organ transplantation.
Second, the development of infant organ transplantation is linked to life extension projects. A leaked 2019 advertising clip from the 301 Hospital claimed that the "981 Leaders' Health Project" could extend life expectancy to 150 years. This project, which began in 2005, targets infants as the source of organs to reduce the risk of rejection and avoid the need for immunosuppressants, also aligning with the goal of extending life expectancy.
Third, the involvement of military hospitals has promoted infant organ transplantation. A deputy director and expert physician from a Chinese military hospital revealed to the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) that he had attended a "baby organ seminar," which was actually a black market organ promotion event organized by the Chinese military to establish cross-hospital collaboration channels and promote supply and demand networks. This industry is directly controlled by the families of high-ranking officials in Zhongnanhai.
WOIPFG also discovered that several transplant doctors suspected of live organ harvesting held senior positions within the Central Health Commission, and their hospitals performed astonishing numbers of pediatric transplants. For example, Shen Zhongyang, Director of the Organ Transplant Center of Tianjin First Central Hospital, Director of the Organ Transplant Research Institute of the Armed Police General Hospital, and Chief Organ Transplant Expert of the Central Health Commission's core group, had performed nearly 10,000 liver transplants by the end of 2014. In a 2018 telephone interview with WOIPFG, Assistant Director Shen Zhongyang admitted to using Falun Gong practitioners as donors.
Gao Wei, Director of the Pediatric Organ Transplant Department of the Organ Transplant Center of Tianjin First Central Hospital, has performed over 2,000 pediatric liver transplants since 2013.
How to Obtain Infant Donors
An investigation by the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) reveals the following various methods for obtaining infant organs.
"Targeted Cultivation" of Infants: According to WOIPFG's undercover sources within the CCP, women (suspected of including Falun Gong practitioners) are illegally arrested or bribed to produce multiple pregnancies annually, specifically for the purpose of producing infants for transplantation. Sperm from the recipient's family members is artificially inseminated to create infants related to the recipient, ensuring a successful match. To expedite the organ supply, many infants are forced into premature births and become surgical candidates.
"Extreme" Research: Using young, low-birthweight premature infants as donors to accelerate organ supply. For example, on February 27, 2023, Renji Hospital and Shanghai Children's Medical Center reported exceeding the age and weight limits of donors, completing two kidney transplants involving premature infants weighing less than 1.2 kg, and transplanting kidneys from one- and three-day-old infants into adults. Clinical observations indicate that neonatal kidney function recovers slowly, but the kidneys have significant growth potential.
Shanghai Renji Hospital claims to be "the world's number one in pediatric liver transplants," with a cumulative total exceeding 3,000.
Overseas surrogacy and baby trafficking: The World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) points out that the CCP's export of organ transplant technology to developing countries fosters illegal organ trafficking there. Thai media reports indicate that human trafficking rings are forcing surrogacy, egg retrieval, and the creation of IVF babies, which are then resold to third countries.
Another recent example involves the case of 21 infants and young children in Southern California. In July 2025, pro-communist overseas Chinese leaders Xuan Guojun and Zhang Siwei were implicated in surrogacy and child abuse in Arcadia, a suburb of Los Angeles. 21 children (mostly infants) were kept in a luxury home, many of them born to surrogate mothers. Police and the FBI are investigating possible "baby trafficking for profit" and cross-border shipments to China.
WOIPFG believes that the use of infants as organ donors, and even as tools used by senior CCP officials to "extend their lives," by forcing them onto operating tables, "not only violates medical ethics but also poses a serious challenge to the foundations of human civilization." The organization called for: The international community to conduct an independent investigation, establish a transnational ethical review and legal accountability mechanism, collect evidence and impose sanctions on implicated entities and individuals, protect whistleblowers and the families of victims, and require the institutions and research and development organizations involved to disclose the sources of donors and ethical reviews, among other things.
(Source: Dajiyuan)△
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