"UNMIK covered up organ trafficking"
                   
b92.net     Jul 9, 2008          

BELGRADE -- Večernje Novosti writes that UNMIK covered up the trafficking of human organs in Kosovo and Albania in 1999. The daily writes that the investigation into trafficking was doomed to failure while it was being led by UNMIK. This is confirmed by evidence that the daily obtained, pointing to the involvement of UNMIK officials in these activities, notably former senior official Jose Pablo Baraybar, who was chief of the Missing Persons and Forensics Office. The daily has firm evidence that points to Baraybar being familiar with what was happening in Albania, but that he stopped the investigation. According to unofficial information, he is now on the run in Argentina, the daily states. Novosti’s source, a former UNMIK official who participated in the investigation and wants to remain anonymous, described to the daily some... [read full story]                    


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Egypt: Law ends Christian/Muslim organ donation

energypublisher.com     Aug 19, 2008          

Hamdi Al Sayed of the Egyptian Medical Association denies that a proposed law would prohibit organ donation between Muslims and non-Muslims. The Egyptian Medical Association, through its spokesman on August 18, denied that a...                    

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Declaration of Istanbul On 'Transplant Tourism'

scientificblogging.com     Aug 13, 2008   33 related          

All countries should take steps to govern organ donation and transplantation, thereby ensuring patient safety and prohibiting unethical practices, according to an article appearing in the September 2008 issue of the Clinical...                    

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Kenya: From UK Loaded With Wads of Notes to Invest

allafrica.com     16 hrs ago   1 related          

Posted to the web 6 September 2008 Samwel Kumba Nairobi It is Sunday afternoon and everything seems slow in Nairobi despite the increased human traffic ahead of the reopening of schools the following day. It later emerges...                    

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Human Trafficking and Gross Worker Rights Violations Continue Under U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement

tradeobservatory.org     yesterday          

By Charles Kernaghan URGENT ACTION ALERT DATE: September 5, 2008 TO: National Labor Committee contacts FROM: Charles Kernaghan RE: Cases of Human Trafficking and Gross Worker Rights Violations Continue Under U.S.-Jordan...                    

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