Characteristics of crimes committed during military conflicts including the trafficking of human organs
Keywords:
trade in human organs, military conflicts, organized crime, corruption, transplant tourism, donor, recipient, rule of law, police and military power, medical personnel, victims of crime, preventive measures
Abstract
In many European countries, including Ukraine, the human-being, its life and health, honor and dignity, immunity and safety are the highest social values. Unfortunately, at present day, their provisions are only declarative. In reality the rate of cruelty, violence, aggression, terror, aggravated crimes, including murders, trafficking in human-beings, trafficking in human organs and tissues is continuing to grow.Downloads
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Illiashenko, O. 1. Characteristics of crimes committed during military conflicts including the trafficking of human organs. Scientific Herald of the National Academy of Internal Affairs. 98, 1 (1), 83-90.
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Combating crimes: theory and practice
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