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[CounterCurrents.org] from some other country as Monir Moniruzzaman, assistant professor of anthropology at Michigan State University, found in his study “'Living Cadavers' in Bangladesh: Bioviolence in the Human Organ Bazaar” (Medical Anthropology Quarterly, vol.
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[XãLuận.com tin tức việt nam 24h cập nhật] - Sự kiện này được phát hiện là nhờ nhóm các nhà nhân chủng học, dưới sự chỉ đại của Monir Moniruzzaman, thuộc Khoa nhân chủng học của Trường ĐH Michigan. Ông đã bỏ ra 10 năm để tìm hiểu thị trường đen buôn bán tạng tại Bangladesh.
This photo shows a scarred man in Bangladesh who tried to sell kidney for ...
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[ABC News] - Monir Moniruzzaman doesn't look like James Bond, or even George Smiley, but for 15 months he prowled through the dark and dangerous alleyways of Bangladesh, searching for what he calls "living cadavers." By the time he was finished
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Inhumanity of Human Organ Trade. DR. MONIR MONIRUZZAMAN explains the devastating economic, social, and health impacts of trading organs for money.
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