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The bottom line on organ trafficking is that it is an illegal, inhumane, and profoundly immoral practice. Organ trafficking involves the buying and selling of human organs, used illegally and without the informed consent of the donors. This illicit activity takes advantage of the desperation and vulnerability of people in need of a transplant and exploits their situation for profit.

The fight against organ trafficking requires comprehensive and collaborative action at a global level. Here is a solution that addresses different aspects of the problem:

Strengthening Legislation and Law Enforcement: Strong laws that severely penalize organ trafficking and facilitate the investigation and prosecution of traffickers are critical. In addition, there is a need to enhance international law enforcement cooperation to combat organ trafficking networks that opérate

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Jesús Aquino Gutiérrez Proyecto de inglés 2
The human species is capable of committing the greatest atrocities. I don't even think it is necessary to argue this statement too much. It is enough to briefly know the history of any of the peoples that inhabit the planet to verify this and a simple look at a newspaper or a television newscast to confirm that we do not seem to have made much progress in recent decades, not even in recent centuries. Economic, racial, religious, political, power or survival differences, in short, continue to be settled with more or less sophisticated weapons until the submission, destruction, submission of the enemy is achieved, which becomes the vanquished to all effects, even the most degrading.
Data from India shows that there are 200,000 people waiting to buy kidneys (and 30,000 waiting for liver transplants) in India. Available legal bodies supply only about 3 to 5 percent of the claim and cost about $8,000.
Organ trafficking is not new in India, a country where 100,000 kidneys are needed each year. In January 2007, the police dismantled another network that supplied organs to 52 hospitals in the south of the country, with a large clientele from Sri Lanka willing to pay up to two million rupees (40,000 euros) for the long-awaited transplant. The victims were Tamils from Chennai, a region devastated by the tsunami where one of their peoples is already known as "kids".
The government Human Rights Commission of India requested a report on the phenomenon from the authorities of the northern state of Punjab at the end of

January, after human rights activists denounced that hundreds of poor people were selling their kidneys in order to survive.
The Commission also took note of various press reports on the increasing trafficking in human kidneys throughout India.
On January 11, Punjab police arrested Parveen Kumar Sarin, a surgeon who authorities say has performed thousands of illegal transplants with the collusion of O.P. Mahajan, chairman of the Authorization Committee, which must first approve donations. Punjab Police Chief Vijay Pratap Singh said the investigation into the case began in August, when an Indian-born doctor, Bhagat Singh Makkar, was expelled from Britain's General Medical Council for his alleged involvement in drug trafficking. human kidneys.
The president of the Organ Transplantation Society of India, S. Tamboli, pointed out that the law was never respected and that kidney trafficking persists.
The current President of India is Ram Nath Kovind, and as the head of state, he is responsible for representing India and enacting laws and policies that protect human rights and justice in the country.
On several occasions, President Kovind has spoken out against organ trafficking and called for stronger measures to combat this illegal practice. In September 2019, in a speech at the World Summit of the International Confederation of Organ Donor Organizations in Chennai, President Kovind stated that organ trafficking is a threat to humanity and that it is the responsibility of all governments and citizens. combat this practice.
In addition, President Kovind has urged the authorities to take effective measures to prevent organ trafficking, protect victims and punish traffickers. In a 2020

Twitter message, President Kovind praised the work of law enforcement in India in dismantling various organ trafficking networks and stressed the need for greater public awareness to combat this illegal practice.

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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Ivan Flores Trejo

1st Parcial Project
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World Health Organisation
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Delegate of Russia :Rogelio Saúl Aguirre Morales
Russia is tolarges country in the

world with a territory of more 17 million square kilometers. It is located in eastern Europe anDnorthern Asia, it hasborders with 16 states and its border line is the longestin the world with 60 thousand km of extension
Conclúsion:

The conclúsion that my country thinks is to inniciate a civil

war to stop the mafia rúsia with the help of the other coúntrys of the world health oranisation that is china and india