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Shocking information recently obtained by Pro-Life San Francisco provides insight into taxpayer-funded abortion clinics that are harvesting organs and body parts.
The University of California San Francisco funds over 100 abortion training clinics across the United States and also runs two Women’s Options Center abortion locations.
Under the California Public Records Act, Pro-Life San Francisco recently requested, “All UCSF protocols and procedures for determining the viability of a neonate after labor induction abortion procedures including … in instances where the neonate is born alive after the procedure is performed.”
UCSF lawyers responding to the request were forced to admit that the clinics have no documents regarding protocols for a neonate who is born alive because there is no protocol for determining the viability of abortion survivors or for how to treat them.
This means abortionists at the UCSF clinics are not obligated to keep born-alive infants living, which is especially disturbing considering up to 50% of “fresh” parts procured can come from live births, according to studies.
Pro-Life San Francisco also requested UCSF’s “Human fetal tissue procurement logs” and received multiple documents.
Labeled the “Arrival/Departure and Collection Lists” in their internal emails, messages show employees wishing happy holidays and casually complaining about forgotten laptops as they list names of harvested body parts.
As Live Action notes, “It appears from the dates that the fetal tissue harvesting business didn’t miss a beat while other businesses were completely shuttered during strict COVID-19 lockdowns in California.”
Out of the 43 logs handed over by UCSF, 42 included the harvesting of the fetus’ genitalia or gonads, and one abortionist harvested the entire “lower half” of the infant’s body.
To view all of the documents provided by UCSF click the links below:
Learn more about UCSF’s practices by watching the following video.
Owen Shroyer shows up to a pro-abortion rally in Austin, TX.