Selling Iranian body parts in Iraq for dollars
Due to poverty, Iranian people sell their body parts in Iraq for dollars.
According to the "Industry World" report, the number of organ sellers has increased due to poverty, but this time young people are selling their organs in Iraq for dollars to get more money.
Poverty is rampant in Iran, to the point where many young people between the ages of 18 and 40 have resorted to selling their body parts. It is unfortunate that the sale of body parts is not age-specific, and people are under such economic pressure that they are forced to sell their body parts.
Another issue is that it is not easy for buyers of organs to save the lives of their loved ones, and many of them are unable to pay the huge cost of organs and are forced to sell their cars or houses in order to save the lives of their loved ones. This inability to buy has prompted sellers to travel to Iraq to sell their organs, where they sell their vital organs for dollars.
Despite Iran's vast natural resources and wealth, its people have to sell their body parts to make a living. But to what extent can they afford to sell their body parts, or how long should this sale continue?
Due to the severity of poverty, people are even willing to go blind and sell their corneas or sacrifice their vital livers. They even endure the extreme pain of bone marrow surgery so that they can live on the money for a while. How long will poverty, oppression, oppression, and crime continue in Iran?
