PRAGUE - police and senior officials of the European Union network headquartered in Kosovo, kidneys and other organs impoverished victims for up to $200,000 so far removed from at least seven people with participation in an international organ trafficking patients from like Israel and sold raised Canada, said Monday.
According to the indictment which attracted traffickers people of slums in Istanbul, Moscow, Moldova and Kazakhstan with promises of up to $20,000 for their institutions.Law enforcement officials say many never a dime overview were operations at a private clinic in a run down area on the outskirts of Pristina, Kosovo carried out.
While the ring was discovered first two years ago, the global scale of the network and its victims is finally clear.
Officials said the ringleader was a highly respected surgeon and Professor at the University of Pristina, Dr. Lutfi Dervishi. The clinic was by his son ARBAN ausgeführt.Auch charged Ilir Rrecaj, a senior official in Kosovo's Health Ministry was if the ring was broken.Crime, including trafficking in human beings people and parts of the body, illegal medical activity, participation in organised crime and are abuse of Office and two other vorgeworfen.Alle were released on bail.
The fees have rocked Kosovo, has struggled to integrate with the West because it declared independence from Serbia in February 2008.The case is a test of the nascent legal institutions and rule of law, a culture of endemic lawlessness and corruption that has reached the highest levels of Government as Kosovo is seeking to overcome.
Human trafficking network reached weit.Optionsscheine for a Turkish doctor and an Israeli financier issued tentacles and two other doctors, an Israeli and an Arab became known as co-conspirators.
The police said the ring his roots at a medical Conference in 2006 in Istanbul, Dr. Dervishi had the Turkish doctor completion date, Yusuf Sonmez met. Law enforcement officials describe Dr. Sonmez a notorious international organ touts.
Medicus clinic was founded by a European philanthropist, the ethnic Albanian doctors during the war in Kosovo in the year 1999 aided.Dr. Dervishi, police officers who said secretly turned it into a hub for illegal organ transplants performed by Dr. Sonmez.
The charge was first by the associated press berichtet.In it a EU public prosecutor, Jonathan Ratel, said that in 2008, 20 foreign nationals the in "Extreme poverty or acute financial distress" life "with false promises of payments were recruited."
The police said, broke the ring Yilman Altun, you in November of this year, as a young Turkish man at the airport of Pristina, weak and frail found.Mr Altun said police had stolen his kidney.When the police raided the Medicus clinic, an elderly Israeli man, Mr. of Altun's had received kidney discovered you.
European Union officials said that the charge in the case in the District Court in Kosovo had been filed and that end of the year expected a judge charges confirmed a preliminary hearing which interruption.If a trial will be followed.
The European Union has a great law enforcement mission in Kosovo on the fight of against crime and the Korruption.Aber that fight as difficult, proven with suspicions of bribes has lively money laundering, organised crime, fraud and now organ trafficking, high-level government officials.
Several countries investigate the Kosovo ring combing, with police investigators through telephone records, computer hard drives and bank transfers of the European Union berechnet.Beamten said helping lead the police to the main suspect paid the recipients for the kidneys of bank transfers.
Western law enforcement officials said its nexus in Israel suspected the ring may be part of a larger criminal network, its September dozens of poor Brazilians were the five doctors from South Africa with participation in an international kidney trading syndicate, and beauftragt.Analysten paid Romanians for kidney for wealthy Israelis organ trafficking said case where unscrupulous traffickers continue geschunden using growing waiting lists of desperate patients and the vulnerability of the poor people of the international financial crisis were part of a disturbing global trend.
In the United States, more than 109,000 people usually kidneys are on the waiting list for organ transplants, and 18 die every day according to the United Network for organ that manages the American transplant system.
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