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Bill Amendment Enables Compassionate Communication - Vimarsana News

Bill Amendment Enables Compassionate Communication

The Tasmanian Government is working to ensure that Tasmanian organ donors, their families, and organ recipients can seek closure. The Human Tissue

As the House of Ni'isjoohl Pole returns to native lands, museums and missions agencies wrestle with their history of collecting artifacts – Baptist News Global - Vimarsana News

As the House of Ni'isjoohl Pole returns to native lands, museums and missions agencies wrestle with their history of collecting artifacts – Baptist News Global

After nearly 100 years in captivity, a long-lost member of Nisga’a Nation in northern British Columbia, Canada, is finally heading home.

Thabo Bester, Magudumana could face heavy sentence - Vimarsana News

Thabo Bester, Magudumana could face heavy sentence

A legal expert says convicted rapist Thabo Bester and his alleged accomplice, Nandipha Magudumana, face hefty jail sentences for the crimes they allegedly committed after he broke out of prison last year.

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Health Ministry does not support illegal organ harvesting activities - Vimarsana News

Health Ministry does not support illegal organ harvesting activities

PUTRAJAYA - The Health Ministry does not support any parties involved in any activities on procuring organs illegally and unethically. Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor...

Health DG: Claims of human organ trade must be taken seriously - Vimarsana News

Health DG: Claims of human organ trade must be taken seriously

KUALA LUMPUR: Any claim on the existence of sale and purchase of human organs in this country must be taken seriously by all parties because it is an exploitation of certain groups and is against medical ethics.