The organ transplant body has called for several strict actions to prevent organ trafficking. These actions include: 1. Strengthening legislation: The body urges States to enact or revise legislation related to organ trafficking to ensure it explicitly prohibits such practices and imposes severe penalties on offenders. 2. Enhanced monitoring and tracking systems: The body emphasizes the importance of implementing effective monitoring and tracking systems for organ transplants, including establishing registries and databases to keep records of all transplant activities. 3. Public awareness campaigns: States are called upon to raise public awareness about the ethical and legal issues surrounding organ trafficking. This includes educating the general public about the importance of organ donation and the consequences of engaging in organ trafficking. 4. International cooperation: The body encourages States to collaborate with one another, as well as with international organizations, to effectively combat organ trafficking. Sharing information, best practices, and resources can help improve efforts to prevent trafficking and bring perpetrators to justice. These actions are significant as they aim to create a comprehensive framework that not only punishes offenders but also educates society and establishes systems to monitor and prevent organ trafficking effectively.