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The Mainland Affairs Council regularly publishes a weekly report on the safety of Chinese people traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao, and counts the number of people who have lost contact with China, been detained for questioning, or imprisoned. In recent years, concerns have been raised about Taiwanese people being trafficked and their organs harvested after traveling to China. The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office recently uncovered a human trafficking case in which high-paying drivers were lured as bait, revealing that a criminal group was trying to send Taiwanese people to China for organ harvesting.
The Mainland Affairs Council released the "Weekly Report on the Safety of Chinese Traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao". According to the "Weekly Report on the Safety of Chinese Traveling to China, Hong Kong and Macao", a total of 453 Chinese missing, detained for questioning, or suspected of having their personal freedom restricted while traveling to China, 4 more missing than last week. Regarding the cases where Chinese citizens reported missing while traveling to China, were there any cases where their organs were harvested? Officials familiar with the situation on both sides of the Taiwan Strait were interviewed and said that it is "not clear" so far because the person has not been recovered and no family members have reported this situation. More evidence is needed to support it.
The Taoyuan District Prosecutor's Office investigated human trafficking cases and recently discovered that a criminal group used high wages to recruit drivers and smuggle them as bait, trying to trick Taiwanese people into treating them as "piglets" and sending them to China for organ harvesting. Three people were deceived, but fortunately they were not transported out of the country. In September this year, seven people were prosecuted and asked to be sentenced to seven years in prison.
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On the other hand, statistics from the Mainland Affairs Council show that from January 1, 2024 to October 2, 2026, 172 people who went to China were reported missing, 39 people were detained for questioning, and 242 people were detained by China.
Officials pointed out that the investigation unit needs to obtain more evidence whether young people in Taiwan have been lured or kidnapped to go to China, and whether they have been sent to live harvest markets. However, there should be another layer behind human trafficking that is a group that performs live harvesting operations. That is, there will be medical institutions or personnel in China to cooperate with the execution. "There must be a supply chain on the mainland."
Officials question, the key is who is involved? Is this what the Chinese Communist government is doing consciously? Or general illegal groups, these must be distinguished clearly. But luring Taiwanese young people to China and then having their organs removed is a very cruel crime in a civilized society. The case in Taoyuan was outrageous and unbelievable.
He emphasized that prosecutors should investigate how many other criminal cases the group was involved in, and how many Taiwanese people it had deceived into harvesting their organs? Because this is more serious than kidnapping people for blackmail. Kidnapping people for blackmail "will bring them back." Organ harvesting is already harmful. As for the missing Chinese nationals who went to China, "we don't know whether they were harmed or not" because they have not been found. Whether it is related to organ harvesting still needs more evidence.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The investigation unit will further pursue the human trafficking group and may discover more victims and criminal networks
Very likely · Within weeks
The Mainland Affairs Council will continue to update the weekly security updates for travel to China, Hong Kong and Macao, and the number of missing people may continue to increase.
Likely · Within weeks

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