'Bodies' zooms in on human anatomy

I am really disappointed that Seattle University students aren't more adamant about opposing this exhibit due to the large amount of publicity around the controversy of harvesting bodies. Premier Exhibits, the company that supplies Bodies...The Exhibition has been unable to provide any documentation for the people they use for display. These bodies were not donated and from self-admitted body black market participants, the company was buying the bodies of executed political prisoners for $200.
I am completely shocked by the indifference the Seattle University community, a community that claims to value justice and human rights, shows toward this exhibit.
Whatever the educational value, it is not proportional to supporting a company known for exploiting a terrible system from a government known for killing people without much cause. The reason the bodies weren't "claimed" is because the relatives could be killed for associating themselves with the political prisoner. Seattle University students should re-think their priorities. And it its "education" you want, try "Body Worlds" the original exhibit that has full documentation for every single one of its DONATED bodies.