2nd State Passes Bill to Confront Forced Organ Harvesting in China

Utah’s state legislature has unanimously passed legislation aimed at tackling the bloody practice of forced organ harvesting in communist China, the second U.S. state to do so as the horrors of the abuse gain growing recognition. S.B. 262, a bill that prohibits health insurers from covering a human organ transplant from or post-transplant care performed in China due to the risk of the regime’s state-sponsored abuse, passed the Utah House chamber by a vote of 70–0 on March 1 and was signed by the Senate president on the same day. With the Utah Senate having approved the bill days earlier, the bill is now heading to the governor’s desk....