Jordanian Loses Kidney Without Compensation
A Jordanian man was sentenced to three years in prison and fined 5,000 Jordanian dinars after being convicted of human trafficking. The crime involved luring a man to Turkey to have his kidney removed in exchange for $10,000. The perpetrator exploited the victim's financial situation, and the affair was linked to a surgical operation for the execution of the act. However, the victim did not receive the agreed-upon amount and was forced to finance his return to Jordan. The court confirmed that luring the victim and exploiting his financial need constitutes human trafficking, and it rejected the appeal while upholding the original sentence.
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