The organ transplant body has called for several actions to be taken by states to prevent trafficking related to organ transplants. These actions include: 1. Strengthening legal frameworks: States are urged to enact or enforce legislation that criminalizes organ trafficking and provides adequate penalties for offenders. 2. Improving cross-border cooperation: International collaboration is essential in combating organ trafficking. States are encouraged to work together by sharing information, intelligence, and best practices to effectively prevent and combat this crime. 3. Enhancing monitoring and surveillance: States should establish robust monitoring and surveillance systems to detect and investigate cases of organ trafficking. This includes monitoring of organ transplantation activities, conducting regular audits, and ensuring strict oversight of transplant centers. 4. Raising public awareness: It is important to educate the public about the risks and consequences of organ trafficking. States should implement awareness campaigns to discourage potential donors and recipients from engaging in illegal organ transplantation. 5. Supporting victim protection: States should develop comprehensive victim support programs to provide physical, psychological, and legal assistance to victims of organ trafficking. This includes the provision of healthcare services, access to justice, and rehabilitation. 6. Strengthening law enforcement capacities: States must enhance the capacity of law enforcement agencies to effectively investigate and prosecute cases of organ trafficking. This includes training personnel, establishing specialized units, and providing necessary resources for enforcement efforts. Overall, the organ transplant body emphasizes the need for comprehensive and coordinated efforts by states to tackle organ trafficking and protect the integrity of organ transplantation systems.