Terrible as it might sound, at least people who needed these organs got them. However, it looks like there was a huge supply coming out of the regime's prisons, and many of the prisoners shouldn't have been there in the first place..
Syria: Trade in human organs by regime forces thrives
11 August 2015 21:11 (Last updated 11 August 2015 21:14)
Human rights groups say both soldiers and civilians killed in the conflict are being used as sources for organs, which are then sold on an international network
By Andrew Jay Rosenbaum
ANKARA
Syrian regime forces are actively engaged in organ trafficking, the human rights organization Violation Documentation Center in Syria told Anadolu Agency on Tuesday.
Both soldiers and civilians killed in the conflict are being used as sources for organs, which are then sold on an international network, the center said.
The reports are confirmed by Hossain Noufel, head of the department of forensic medicine at Damascus University, cited in the Syria Report.
According to international human rights organization Amnesty International, over 50,000 detainees have been killed inside Syrian prisons and most bodies were never returned to their families.
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Syria Trade in human organs by regime forces thrives Anadolu Agency?
Syria: Trade in human organs by regime forces thrives
11 August 2015 21:11 (Last updated 11 August 2015 21:14)
Human rights groups say both soldiers and civilians killed in the conflict are being used as sources for organs, which are then sold on an international network
By Andrew Jay Rosenbaum
ANKARA
Syrian regime forces are actively engaged in organ trafficking, the human rights organization Violation Documentation Center in Syria told Anadolu Agency on Tuesday.
Both soldiers and civilians killed in the conflict are being used as sources for organs, which are then sold on an international network, the center said.
The reports are confirmed by Hossain Noufel, head of the department of forensic medicine at Damascus University, cited in the Syria Report.
According to international human rights organization Amnesty International, over 50,000 detainees have been killed inside Syrian prisons and most bodies were never returned to their families.
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Syria Trade in human organs by regime forces thrives Anadolu Agency?