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Forced Organ Harvesting Bill Passed by Senate: What to Know (opens the original)
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A bill tackling systematic forced organ harvesting in China is now headed to the House after getting the Senate green light on Sept. 28. Dubbed the Falun Gong and Victims of Forced Organ Harvesting Protection Act, the bill addresses an issue that is gaining growing attention in the United States. Here are the key things to know about the legislation and why Americans should care—in the words of those behind the bill. Forced organ harvesting refers to the involuntary extraction of organs, often r
Senator Seeks to Block Chinese Firms on Pentagon Blacklist From Trading in US (opens the original)
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Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) is introducing two bills that would block certain companies—flagged by the Pentagon as helping China’s military—from accessing U.S. capital markets. The bills, shared with The Epoch Times ahead of their release, would add a visible warning to these companies’ stock tickers or even cut them off from trading on U.S. markets, the senator said. Scott said the measures were designed to protect Americans from “funding an adversary which wishes to destroy” the United States. “C
Senate Passes Bill to Sanction Perpetrators of Forced Organ Harvesting in China (opens the original)
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The Senate on Sept. 28 passed a bill targeting forced organ harvesting in China, marking one step closer to bringing accountability over the state-sanctioned abuse. The bipartisan legislation, Falun Gong and Victims of Forced Organ Harvesting Protection Act (S.4009), passed with unanimous consent. It’s now going to the House for approval. Such individuals would be unable to enter the United States or lose any current visa, with U.S. property and transactions being blocked. Violators could incur
Pro-Beijing Woman Arrested After Allegedly Attacking Protester Amid Trump–Xi Summit (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON—Pro-Beijing protesters allegedly attacked and injured a human rights activist seeking to spotlight abuses in China amid the Trump–Xi summit. The injured woman is Xin Qin, a Falun Gong practitioner who was taking a photo of some other demonstrators who held banners quietly in front of the Environmental Protection Agency headquarters in Washington on Sept. 24. The alleged pro-Beijing attacker repeatedly asked Xin to step back while pressing close to her, Xin told The Epoch Times. After
Human Rights Shouldn’t Take Back Seat in Trump–Xi Talks, Rallygoers Urge (opens the original)
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At the U.S. Navy Memorial Plaza, the protesters urged Trump to keep human rights as part of the dialogue as he meets with Xi to discuss issues such as trade and artificial intelligence. Activists, scholars, and current and former officials who spoke at the rally emphasized the importance of putting human rights and religious freedom front and center in foreign policy. David Trimble, president of the Religious Freedom Institute, said religious freedom is often overshadowed by concerns of economic
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