Transplantace orgánů jako mezinárodní režim

Organ transplantation is an established comprehensive treatment procedure that gives seriously ill patients with failing organs the opportunity to save their lives. The benefits of these procedures are undeniable, but there is a shortage of suitable donors. The high demand for transplants still creates space for international organ trade and transplant tourism. In an effort to allocate organs effectively and prevent illegal transplants, states are resorting to various forms of international cooperation. The aim of this work is to verify whether there is an international regime for organ transplantation, given the regime situation and advanced international cooperation. The assessment of the existence of an international organ transplantation regime will be approached as a case study and qualitative compliance methods will be used. The work confirmed the existence of an international regime for organ transplants, as it was possible to find a pattern of structure and functioning characteristic of the international regime.