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15 Dec

Representation to the Government of India

The Supreme Court of India, on December 5, 2022, directed the Indian government to review the organ transplant law and ensure uniformity in it's implementation throughout the country.

PIL – Supreme Court of India

A PIL was filed in the Supreme Court of India by an NGO regarding the ambiguity in the organ transplant law. The Court directed the Indian Government to bring "UNIFORMITY " in the Organ Transplant Law across India.

Writ Petition – High Court of Gujarat

The High Court of Gujarat has declared the Gujarat government's policy of mandating a "Domicile Certificate" for the registration of cadaveric organ transplants as illegal and unconstitutional.

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to promote a clear, consistent, and unambiguous implementation of The Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act, 1994 and the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Rules, 2014 in every hospital across India. We aim to ensure that every patient is able to access organ transplantation without facing any legal complexities or inconsistencies.

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Category Our Action

Representation to the Government of India

PIL – Supreme Court of India

Writ Petition – High Court of Gujarat

OUR MISSION

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