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(...) This dual admission (from the Party) means the international community can press for the end of transplant abuse in China without meeting with denials and intimidation, the typical Chinese government/party response to concerns about other forms of human rights abuse. Regrettably, all too many people are misled by Chinese party/state denials or cowed into silence by Chinese official political and economic bullying. It should in principle be possible to gather together a larger coalition in support of ending an abuse in China the government of China acknowledges exists and is wrongful than the abuses the party/state covers up.
To deal with international organ transplant abuse in China, and learning from the China experience, I propose these fifteen steps...
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