Analysis New details are emerging about the billion-dollar forced organ harvesting industry in China that has resulted in as many as a million deaths, or more, of unwilling “donors.” The World Summit on Combating and Preventing Forced Organ Harvesting, held between Sept. 17 and Sept. 26, brings together academics, lawyers, and politicians from around the world to discuss overwhelming evidence of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) transplant abuse, mostly against prisoners of conscience. But the CCP is not the only perpetrator, according to summit participants. Political, academic, and media silence in the West amounts to complicity for reasons of commerce. The CCP’s goal of eroding international norms of consent in order to maximize its profit from this industry must be stopped, participants argued, by more forcefully speaking out and legislating against the abuse, including through individualized sanctions against those CCP members who are most responsible, as well as an end …