Human rights advocates are calling on MPs to pass a senate bill that makes it a crime for Canadians to get organ transplants abroad using organs extracted without the donors’ consent, and would ban those complicit in organ trafficking from entering Canada. Speaking at a webinar on June 16, rights activist and former MP David Kilgour stressed the importance of taking action to pass Bill S-204 , especially given his own research on how China conducts state-sanctioned organ removal from prisoners of conscience. “There’s only one government in the world that is killing its people, prisoners of conscience [for their organs], and that’s the government of China,”  Kilgour, Canada’s former secretary of state for Asia-Pacific, said during the webinar, which was organized by the International Coalition to End Transplant Abuse in China (ETAC). “[Of] the hundred, or two hundred … other countries in the world … there’s only one on the face …