The organ transplant body has made several recommendations to combat trafficking, and States can take strict actions based on these suggestions. Here are some ways that States can prevent trafficking and take strict actions: 1. Enact and enforce legislation: States should have comprehensive anti-trafficking laws that criminalize all aspects of trafficking, including trafficking for organ removal. These laws must be effectively enforced, and perpetrators should be held accountable. 2. Strengthen law enforcement agencies: States can invest in training law enforcement agencies to enhance their capacity in detecting and investigating cases of organ trafficking. Specialized units should be established to tackle this specific form of trafficking. 3. Raise public awareness: States should launch public awareness campaigns to educate the general public about the dangers and consequences of organ trafficking. This can discourage potential victims and help in identifying and reporting cases. 4. Improve victim support and protection: States must provide comprehensive support services, including medical, psychological, and legal assistance, to victims of organ trafficking. Victim protection mechanisms should be strengthened to ensure the safety and well-being of survivors. 5. Enhance international cooperation: States should collaborate with international organizations and other countries to prevent trafficking, share information, and conduct joint investigations. This can help dismantle transnational trafficking networks. 6. Strengthen healthcare systems: States need to improve regulations and oversight in the healthcare sector to prevent the involvement of medical professionals in organ trafficking. Monitoring and reporting systems within medical institutions should be established. 7. Improve data collection and research: States must invest in collecting data and conducting research on organ trafficking to better understand the scope and nature of the problem. This can aid in developing evidence-based policies and strategies. Implementing these recommendations can go a long way in preventing organ trafficking and ensuring strict actions are taken against offenders.