Bill > HR1592

This bill aims to combat forced organ harvesting and trafficking in persons for the purpose of removing organs. Key provisions include: - Authorizing the Secretary of State to deny or revoke passports for individuals convicted of organ trafficking offenses. - Requiring the State Department to include assessments of forced organ harvesting and organ trafficking in its annual human rights reports, and to submit additional reports ranking countries based on their efforts to address these practices. - Prohibiting the export of organ transplant surgery devices to entities responsible for forced organ harvesting or organ trafficking. - Requiring the President to impose sanctions on individuals and entities that facilitate forced organ harvesting or organ trafficking, particularly those from "Tier 3" countries with high levels of these practices. - Requiring a report on U.S. medical and educational institutions that train organ transplant surgeons from "Tier 3" countries. The bill seeks to address the global issue of forced organ harvesting and trafficking, with a focus on holding accountable individuals and entities involved in these abuses, especially those linked to certain foreign governments.

Health and Social Services, Justice, Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/1592/all-info