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Paul: I know where the bodies of my son
If you have a health problem and needed an organ and had sufficient amount of money to pay for an organ, you would the purchase of this body?
This is a question everyone has to do
There are laws, there are rules and there is a government that should keep these laws at work and when it collapses, there is no more control over this situation
Anyone who has need of this body, anyone who has money can pay for this body, will pay, will do.
From Paul Pavesi in Video Trailler of HOT
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UN Watch HOT on guard against organ trafficking HOT
HEALTH:
UN guard against organ trafficking
Thalif Deen
UN, 15/10/2009 , (IPS) - The growth of the transplant market led the United Nations and the Council of Europe to urge State to the study of an international convention governing the donation of human organs and tissues.
Organ trafficking also takes the form called "transplant tourism", performed by patients in the rich North traveling to buy organs taken from men, women and children poor nations of the South where these transactions are not regulated.
The convention is necessary "to prevent trafficking of organs, tissues and cells, protect victims and prosecute offenders," says the document, commissioned four leading experts to the UN and the Council of Europe, a bloc comprised of 47 countries . The study authors distinguished between trafficking in human organs and trafficking in persons for the purpose of removing organs and sell them.
"We hope that this issue is to incorporate the agenda as soon as possible," said UN special advisor on issues gender, Rachel Mayanja, to be consulted about the competence of the UN General Assembly to draft a convention on the subject. "Most victims of trafficking are women and children, who know very little about their rights or about how they are to be respected," said Mayanja, who proposed the study along with Maud de Boer-Buquicchio, deputy secretary- General of the Council of Europe.
The 98-page report entitled "Trafficking in organs and cells and human trafficking for the purpose of removing his organs," says the laws and regulations are essential to the services national organ donation and transplantation to minimize the damage. These rules are needed to protect living donors and those needing transplants, maintaining the principles of societies. The process of donation of human material for transplantation should be defined by law, "the study says.
The report estimates that the traffic matches 5% of kidney transplants performed in the world, and advocates as the basis for all legislation on the prohibition of profit and the promotion of organ donation, with a preference for recently deceased donors. The Global Observatory on Donation and Transplantation, created by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Ministry of Health of Spain, estimated that nearly one hundred thousand patients around the world each year receive solid organ transplants, of which 65 000 are the kidneys, livers and 20 000 in 5300 to heart.
But the amount of tissue transplants, including the cornea and heart valve, is much higher, although no official figures. "The shortage of human organs and poverty combine to create the markets," he told reporters one of the study's authors, Arthur Caplan, chairman of the Department of Medical Ethics at the University of Pennsylvania (USA). The report ensures that in some countries of "America and South Asia ", which are not identified, it provides organs from dead donors in exchange for money, the foreigners who need transplants of kidney, liver and heart, among others.
" It is well known example of a Asian country where the organs of executed prisoners are allegedly used for the majority of transplants carried out there, "Caplan adds. This practice should be considered a particular form of trafficking in organs, due to questions that arise about the validity of the consent of the donor to pay death and because many of his organs were transplanted into aliens. When asked about why these countries are not identified in the study, Caplan said he counted only with information obtained through the media. "We try to be fair because the situations are unchanged," he added.
Austrian Prosecutor Carmen Prior, also coauthor of the report, ranked among the major defects of the lack of a normative international definition of trafficking in organs. It remains to design one that is based on three principles: prevention, protection and prosecution, he said. There is no rule of mandatory under the UN to establish the principle of prohibiting the profits from the sale of human bodies or parts, she said. But the World Health Assembly, WHO's governing body, agreed in 1991 a series of "guiding principles on human organ transplants."
These principles include the prohibition of giving and receiving money or any business transaction in the matter, but that restriction does not include spending on the recovery, preservation and dispatch of bodies. They also emphasize the protection of minors and other vulnerable sectors of improper coercion or inducement to donate organs. Although not binding, these principles are widely recognized and are incorporated into many professional and regulatory laws.
The prohibition of profit is also essential to consolidate a system of grants based on the principle of altruism, both living donors as deceased, the study said. Asked about reports according to which human cadavers used in "views of bodies" itinerant didactic come from Chinese prisons, Caplan said that in this field should also be applied the principles valid for organ trafficking. Inter Press
(FIN/2009) http://www.mwglobal.org/ipsbrasil.net/nota.php?idnews=5211
UN guard against organ trafficking
Thalif Deen
UN, 15/10/2009 , (IPS) - The growth of the transplant market led the United Nations and the Council of Europe to urge State to the study of an international convention governing the donation of human organs and tissues.
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The convention is necessary "to prevent trafficking of organs, tissues and cells, protect victims and prosecute offenders," says the document, commissioned four leading experts to the UN and the Council of Europe, a bloc comprised of 47 countries . The study authors distinguished between trafficking in human organs and trafficking in persons for the purpose of removing organs and sell them.
"We hope that this issue is to incorporate the agenda as soon as possible," said UN special advisor on issues gender, Rachel Mayanja, to be consulted about the competence of the UN General Assembly to draft a convention on the subject. "Most victims of trafficking are women and children, who know very little about their rights or about how they are to be respected," said Mayanja, who proposed the study along with Maud de Boer-Buquicchio, deputy secretary- General of the Council of Europe.
The 98-page report entitled "Trafficking in organs and cells and human trafficking for the purpose of removing his organs," says the laws and regulations are essential to the services national organ donation and transplantation to minimize the damage. These rules are needed to protect living donors and those needing transplants, maintaining the principles of societies. The process of donation of human material for transplantation should be defined by law, "the study says.
The report estimates that the traffic matches 5% of kidney transplants performed in the world, and advocates as the basis for all legislation on the prohibition of profit and the promotion of organ donation, with a preference for recently deceased donors. The Global Observatory on Donation and Transplantation, created by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Ministry of Health of Spain, estimated that nearly one hundred thousand patients around the world each year receive solid organ transplants, of which 65 000 are the kidneys, livers and 20 000 in 5300 to heart.
But the amount of tissue transplants, including the cornea and heart valve, is much higher, although no official figures. "The shortage of human organs and poverty combine to create the markets," he told reporters one of the study's authors, Arthur Caplan, chairman of the Department of Medical Ethics at the University of Pennsylvania (USA). The report ensures that in some countries of "America and South Asia ", which are not identified, it provides organs from dead donors in exchange for money, the foreigners who need transplants of kidney, liver and heart, among others.
" It is well known example of a Asian country where the organs of executed prisoners are allegedly used for the majority of transplants carried out there, "Caplan adds. This practice should be considered a particular form of trafficking in organs, due to questions that arise about the validity of the consent of the donor to pay death and because many of his organs were transplanted into aliens. When asked about why these countries are not identified in the study, Caplan said he counted only with information obtained through the media. "We try to be fair because the situations are unchanged," he added.
Austrian Prosecutor Carmen Prior, also coauthor of the report, ranked among the major defects of the lack of a normative international definition of trafficking in organs. It remains to design one that is based on three principles: prevention, protection and prosecution, he said. There is no rule of mandatory under the UN to establish the principle of prohibiting the profits from the sale of human bodies or parts, she said. But the World Health Assembly, WHO's governing body, agreed in 1991 a series of "guiding principles on human organ transplants."
These principles include the prohibition of giving and receiving money or any business transaction in the matter, but that restriction does not include spending on the recovery, preservation and dispatch of bodies. They also emphasize the protection of minors and other vulnerable sectors of improper coercion or inducement to donate organs. Although not binding, these principles are widely recognized and are incorporated into many professional and regulatory laws.
The prohibition of profit is also essential to consolidate a system of grants based on the principle of altruism, both living donors as deceased, the study said. Asked about reports according to which human cadavers used in "views of bodies" itinerant didactic come from Chinese prisons, Caplan said that in this field should also be applied the principles valid for organ trafficking. Inter Press
(FIN/2009) http://www.mwglobal.org/ipsbrasil.net/nota.php?idnews=5211
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Victoria's Secret 2011 Smallest Boobs
Human Organ Traffic. Documentary released in Rome HOT
See details here
Today sees the launch of the documentary
I'm in Rome for the launch of the documentary HOT (Human Organ Traffic) as I mentioned last week. It is an important festival which allowed me to denounce once again the Brazilian government and complicity to trafficking in organs in Brazil.
Obviously the Brazilian press is treating this film as it did in the movie "Turistas Go Home." Nothing to portray the truth about Brazil can be viewed without a battalion of critics. At the same time, you can not read anything about this festival in Brazil, as the press ignores it.
We've done a press conference and now I'm waiting in a hotel to view the film that is soon to 22:30.
During the interview, the case of Recife where people were taken to South Africa for the removal of their kidneys to their sale, it was possible to see how the Brazilian courts. The main accused was sentenced to prison for 240 years but is already on the streets. He served only four years, inexplicably, and today enjoys full and complete freedom. With thousands of dollars he earned by selling kidneys, paid the guards to spend the weekend at home. Therefore, we conclude that the crime of trafficking in organs compensates, especially in countries like Brazil.
Meanwhile the UN has launched an appeal to stop this crime that is turning humans into spare parts. Click here
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Friday, October 9, 2009
What Do Dots Mean On Facebook Chat
Trafficking in Human Organs - Paul Paul
Dia 18 de Outubro, estréia em entrevista Coleta from Rome depois com a Imprensa internacional. 
Lancaster do Italian documentary
We are pleased to announce that
HOT
"Human Organ Traffic"
Directed by Roberto Orazi
has been selected for the International Film Festival Rome - Extra Section
Special Event.
Dia 18 de Outubro, estréia em entrevista Coleta from Rome depois com a Imprensa internacional. .......
In Truth. nothing but the truth! of Paul Pavesi now under international protection by the Italian government granted asylum on humanitarian September 17, 2008
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