The organ transplant body has called for the following actions to prevent trafficking: 1. Strengthening legislative measures: The body has urged States to enact strong legislation that specifically addresses organ trafficking, including provisions for penalizing offenders and protecting victims. This would serve as a deterrent and help prosecute those involved in this heinous crime. 2. Enhanced law enforcement cooperation: The body emphasizes the need for cooperation among law enforcement agencies at local, national, and international levels. This includes sharing intelligence, conducting joint investigations, and coordinating efforts to dismantle trafficking networks. 3. Public awareness and education: The body encourages States to launch public awareness campaigns to educate their citizens about the risks, consequences, and illegality of organ trafficking. This can help prevent potential donors and recipients from becoming involved and increase public vigilance. 4. Strengthening healthcare policies: The body emphasizes the importance of developing comprehensive healthcare policies that prioritize ethical frameworks for organ transplantation procedures. Ensuring transparency, monitoring transplant centers, and regulating organ procurement will help prevent illicit practices. 5. Victim support and assistance: The body advocates for the provision of support services to victims of organ trafficking. This includes medical care, psychological support, legal aid, and protection measures to help victims recover and rebuild their lives. By implementing these actions, the organ transplant body believes that States can effectively combat organ trafficking and protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation.