Global demand for organs has led to a wave of "transplant tourism"

In the UK, as in all other countries, prohibits pay for donated organs. This is specified in the law of human organs for transplant in 1989. But while direct sales are prohibited, often donor pays all expenses and remuneration. Despite the fact that in many parts of the world there are very strict laws, the international black market for organs, a developed infrastructure and sends desperate people looking, for example, the kidneys, in distant lands. In these patients, led to little scary sites, if available, for example, kidneys from executed prisoners in China. In the business of transplantation has the poorest countries in Europe, including the affected Moldova, Estonia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Russia and Romania. According to Kidney Research UK, a leading organization, the nonprofit organization dedicated to the issue of kidney transplants, but calls to overcome the shortage of organs for serious measures to put the buying and selling of organs is impossible.