1/🧵Worldwide, it's unethical for anyone to deal in the sale of human organs, and this it's illegal, which gives rise to its sale on the black market. But when people are willing to trade one of their kidneys or some other organ to make ends meet shouldn't they have a right to do this? Since it's their body, shouldn't they have a right to decide what to do with it or sell pieces of it?
2/🧵Selling of human organs is banned nationwide. I am so glad that trading of human organs is banned nationwide. Recently people now sell their own organs as a means of saying goodbye to poverty, and when they are questioned, all they can say is they have every right to sell any part of their body if need be. Here comes the big question: should this be allowed? This is a very critical question. If I must say so, nobody will ever want to sell their organ if things are going well with them.
3/🧵Worldwide, it's unethical for anyone to deal in the sale of human organs, and this it's illegal, which gives rise to its sale on the black market. But when people are willing to trade one of their organs should the have right to do so since is there body? Below is link to my post.
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https://inleo.io/@cindynancy/is-all-about-choice-djv?referral=cindynancy