Have you heard stories about people traveling to China not for leisure but for transplants?
For decades, the Chinese communist regime has been running this horrifyingly dark yet extremely lucrative business—however, reports on its ongoing atrocities are hard to find.
We are different. The Epoch Times was first to report on this subject in 2006. We have been forthright in uncovering the crime ever since, and our effort has been recognized.
Eva Fu, a reporter who splits her time between New York City and Washington, recently received the
2025 Wilbur Award for her outstanding journalism exposing forced organ harvesting in China. “A lot of people have placed so much trust in me by opening up about what they went through, including sharing some really dark memories that were incredibly painful to recall,” said Fu.
Seeking and reporting the truth is the tradition of journalism. Every reporter at The Epoch Times is committed to this tradition, which in current times can require a great amount of courage and integrity to uphold. Against all odds, our reporting delivers tremendous value and hope to our readers, and to those who would be voiceless otherwise.
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