Legal complexities in organ donation reason why illegal organ trafficking networks exist: IMA
Dr. M.N. Menon of the IMA highlighted that legal complexities in organ donation contribute to the persistence of illegal organ trafficking networks. He emphasized the need for promoting cadaver donations to address the issue effectively. Additionally, the IMA called for a significant salary increase for junior doctors, citing inadequate pay as a reason for many to consider migration.
- ▪Dr. M.N. Menon stated that legal complexities are a key reason for the existence of organ trafficking networks.
- ▪He advocated for promoting cadaver donations to help save lives and combat illegal practices.
- ▪The IMA demanded a salary increase for junior doctors, with many currently earning below ₹30,000 per month.
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IMA State president Dr. M.N. Menon has said that legal complexities involved in organ donation are a crucial reason why illegal organ trafficking networks exist and thrive. He was speaking at a press conference in Kochi on Sunday.“We had already given formal complaints regarding the existence of organ mafia years ago. We understand the legal complexities exist to prevent the said mafia, and simplifying the law can help address this issue,” said Dr. Menon, responding to the recent case of the busting of an alleged organ transplant racket involving forged documents.He said that people should not misunderstand between live and cadaver donations. “We must promote cadaver donation and if this happens regularly then the issue can be addressed with much ease.
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