CLEAN : Bangladeshs illegal kidney trade booms despite health risks

The video discusses the illegal organ trade in Bangladesh, focusing on Bilal Hussain's experience. It highlights the financial desperation leading individuals to sell organs, the health consequences they face, and the network of brokers facilitating this trade. Despite legal restrictions, the wealthy bypass the system, and surgeries often occur in India to avoid authorities. The black market thrives due to donor shortages, with little change expected despite the risks.

What motivated Bilal Hussain to sell his kidney?

• To start a business

• To travel abroad

• To pay off his debts

• To buy a new house

What is the legal requirement for organ transplants in Bangladesh?

• Transplants can only occur between living relatives

• Transplants are only allowed for foreigners

• Transplants require government approval

• Transplants are banned entirely

What health issues do people face after selling their organs?

• Continuous physical problems and pain

• Improved physical health

• No health issues

• Increased energy levels

How do brokers facilitate illegal organ transplants?

• By providing medical care

• By forging documents and IDs

• By offering free surgeries

• By legalizing the process

Why do illegal surgeries move across the border to India?

• To find better medical facilities

• To reduce costs

• To escape the attention of authorities

• To attract more donors