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The Organ Traders

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  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
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The Organ Traders<br />
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The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: A hospital room after organ transplantation has been carried out at a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade. <br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders10.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: Medical staff perform an organ transplantation at a organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders11.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: A man ready to undergo a organ transplantation waits at an organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders12.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: Children of a person undergoing a organ transplant wait at an organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ transplantation<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders8.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: A loved one of a man undergoing a organ transplantation waits with a wheelchair at a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ transplantation.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders7.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: Scissors used in a organ transplant at a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade. <br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders9.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: A boy and his mother are photographed at a organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders6.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: A sick man lies in a hospital bed at an organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade. <br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders5.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
<br />
Photo shows: Family members of a patient undergoing organ transplantation wait at a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ transplantation.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders4.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: Third party medics at an organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ transplantation.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders3.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
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Photo shows: A nurse monitors an organ transplantation being carried out at a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ transplantation. <br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders2.jpg
  • Patna, Bihar, India - <br />
<br />
The Organ Traders<br />
<br />
The illegal trade in human kidneys and other organs has risen to such a level that an estimated 10,000 black market operations involving bought human organs occurs annually, or more than one an hour, World Health Organization experts have revealed. It has been shown by doctors worldwide that the traffickers are breaking laws intended to stop these illegal activities and are benefiting from the increased demand for replacement kidneys which in turn is being driven by the increase in diabetes worldwide. Patients, many of whom go to China, India and Pakistan for risky surgeries, will pay up to USD $200,000 for a kidney to gangs who harvest organs from vulnerable, desperate people, sometimes for as little as USD $5,000.<br />
<br />
Photo shows: A sick man at a organ transplant section of a underground hospital which is notorious for illegal organ trade.<br />
©Rohan Radheya/Exclusivepix media
    Exclusivepix_The_Organ_Traders1.jpg
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