An Uber driver claims he was forced to remove organs from an executed prisoner in China was put at risk of losing his licence.
A former surgeon who claims he was forced to remove organs from an executed prisoner in China was put at risk of losing his licence to drive an Uber after speaking out.
However, in the time he spent under review he had already given up fearing that he could soon be banned, and is now looking for work as a lorry driver. He told Metro he did not know anything about the man or his supposed crime, saying: ‘They told me nothing. And I knew that I shouldn’t ask anything.‘If you ask, maybe the next person to lose an organ is you.’
‘I have political and free speech rights to expose these practices; and attempt to stop their continuance by their exposure. Such political activities should not be hampered and my actions in doing so have no effect on my good professional work.
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