Legal analysis
In order to protect the right to life and health of individuals who donate personal organs from damage, there are several restrictions on organ donation: (1) Citizens who donate human organs should have a written willingness to donate and have the right to revoke their clearly expressed willingness to donate human organs. (2) Living organ donors are limited to the spouse, lineal blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations of living organ donors, or those who have evidence to prove that they are related to living organ donors through assistance. (3) No organization or individual may take/kloc-the living organs of citizens under the age of 0/8 for transplantation. (4) Any organization or individual may not donate or remove the human organs of a citizen who expressed his disapproval before his death. (5) If a citizen does not agree to donate human organs before his death, his spouse, adult children and parents may agree in writing to donate human organs after his death. If a citizen dies, the written consent of his spouse, adult children and parents shall be obtained.
legal ground
Article 106 of the Civil Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * A person with full capacity for civil conduct has the right to decide to donate his human cells, tissues, organs and remains for free according to law. No organization or individual may force, cheat or induce its donation. If a person with full capacity for civil conduct agrees to donate in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, it shall be in writing or may make a will. If the natural person did not express disapproval of the donation before his life, his spouse, adult children and parents may decide to donate in writing after the death of the natural person.