The Pros And Cons Of Selling Organs

people to be in a situation where they would feel that selling their organs is the best course of action? Does it fall on the governments who do not have programs in place to help the less fortunate, so that they do not feel that donating their organs is the only option, or is it the responsivity of the administrations of the recipient countries to enforce regulations against organs arriving from other countries and against organs being obtained for profit or from outside of a recognized hospital. The government could pass legislation that allows for the organs of all bodies be available for use. Meaning that when a person dies, a list of their organs that are viable for transplant would be entered into a transplant list with the relevant information. If there are people on the transplant list who are waiting for a matching organ. It would then be provided. This would cause many issues based primarily on religion and the idea that a person cannot be resurrected if they are missing their organs.
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The Chinese government arrests thousands of people, sentencing them to extremely hard sentences. Amnesty International recorded that in 2004, China executed 15,000 people annually and that 69 percent of this was for non-violent offenses. Chinese leaders have then ordered the removal of various donor organs from the person’s body after their execution (Glaser 20). These organs are then sold to wealthy Chinese or on the black market. “Strike hard campaigns” are not the only aspect of the Chinese government that promotes organ trafficking despite saying that they are against it (Glaser 20). The judges work to convict people quickly and to deny the convicted person their appeal. They also make it a point to ensure that the person is executed at a time that they need for organs is the