A group of British lawmakers have introduced new legislation to crack down on the gruesome trade in human organs harvested by the Chinese regime from prisoners of conscience. The amendment to the Health and Care Bill has been dubbed “Squid Game” amendment, after the hit Netflix show that includes graphic scenes of organ harvesting. The amendment names no specific country, but lawmakers made it clear that the aim is to put a dent into China’s forced organ harvesting economy. The amendment, which has achieved backing from MPs across the political divide, will ban UK citizens from receiving a transplant abroad when financial gain is involved or without clear consent of the donor. In June 2019, the China Tribunal, an independent international entity in London, England, concluded that the organs of prisoners of conscience have been forcibly harvested on a large scale, sometimes while they are still alive. The organs are …