Ah, fair enough, I guess whether this is actually happening is a disputed point. Still, from the article it seems like it is not that much of a stretch from what apparently is not disputed about China's organ transplant practices, which is that there is a lot of organ transplanting going on in China despite a culturally driven absence of voluntary donations, a legalized practice of using the organs of executed prisoners which is officially acknowledged as the primary source of organs, and a market driven method for obtaining them with little accountability.

The commercial trade in human organs has also been a lucrative source of revenue for the Chinese medical, military and public security establishments.[26][27] Because there is no effective nationwide organ donation or allocation system, hospitals source organs from local brokers, including through their connections to courts, detention centers and prisons.[28]

If it's true that people with the authority to execute prisoners can easily get money by selling their body parts, and there isn't much oversight, it seems like a natural consequence that they might let financial considerations influence when and maybe even whether to kill these prisoners.

Them being fanatics doesn't make China executing people for organ harvesting on demand anything more OK and this information was rumored way before that statemen, even with HK Protesters.

The .ml troll is wanting to discredit the backed allegations of this.