Fascinating.
The biggest question I would like to understand: they created a capitalist system where profit is everything.
But they expect those companies to respect law and be loyal to the system - by avoiding a list of "bad" companies?

And again with the rhetoric: Boo-hoo! China is bad because they dont give us their toys (rere earth materials). I know easy to make this mistake with empiristic and exploiting mindset: but what they have in the ground is theirs to handle the way they wang to.
Such a spoiled, entitled brat way of thinking.

I believe Starbucks right now in Korea wins something with stupidity

There are couple embryos in my family who are going to be either destroyed or donated for scientific research. It is a hard choice but it is the choice of the family.

Maybe if they were your lost kids or embryos, maybe your loved ones body? Those pieces of meats came from somewhere.
There are legal ways to obtain such material for legal research. If they decide to steal human remains - to do experiments, thats Frankenstein kinda stuff.
If they just wanted to give them a more sacred way to bury and give them respect that's totally different (still illegal). But experiments are bad shit.

I believe it is a bit worse than just burying them...

“This waste was most likely used by the detained woman to perform tests,” said prosecutor Krzysztof Ciechanowski. “Fragments of documentation were also discovered. Some of it is damaged because it was buried in the ground.”

Universal income.
So I could put my hours into what I actually want to work on.

So they don't have ejection seats.
That doesn't bode well.

The point was: my first question reading the headline - how many were injured.
So I went and read the article, then quoted it here so people don't need to do the same.
Human life is still human life. I don't wish death or injury on anyone. *Except in maybe 5 special cases (but out of billions it is not a bad ratio)