Renowned human rights defender Mr. Gao Fei submitted two Government Information Disclosure Application Supplementary Response Letters to the National Health Commission by mail on May 6, 2026
On May 6, 2026, this outlet learned that, in response to the National Health Commission’s April 29 replies—Government Information Disclosure Supplementary Notification Letters Weizheng Shenfu〈2026〉0365 and (2026) 0366—to Mr. Gao Fei’s April 20 submissions concerning free medical care for serious illnesses under “Guarding the Bottom Line of Life”: the application regarding the current catalogue of regulations for human organ donation and transplantation management, licensing and oversight rules, and coordinating systems; and the application for research explanatory materials concerning organ transplantation policies, medical protection for major illnesses, fair accessibility, and public trust—Mr. Gao Fei submitted, by mail to the National Health Commission on May 6, 2026, two Government Information Disclosure Application Supplementary Response Letters, Nos. (2026) 0365 and (2026) 0366.
Mr. Gao Fei is the initiator of calls to investigate missing persons, suspend non-kin human organ transplantation, improve the mechanisms for and implement free medical care for serious illnesses under “Guarding the Bottom Line of Life.” His telephone number is 19878794300 (also his WeChat number).
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