Heavy: Parents sell children and kidneys to feed hungry families in Afghanistan

Heavy: Parents sell children and kidneys to feed hungry families in Afghanistan

After withdrawing Western forces from Afghanistan last year, the Taliban regime took power, while the country is facing extreme poverty. According to foreign media, some parents are selling their kidneys in order to receive monetary sums to feed their families. It is taught that three brothers and two sisters [...]

According to foreign media, some parents are selling their kidneys in order to receive monetary sums to feed their families.

It is learned that three brothers and their two sisters sold their bodies for about two thousand euros to feed their families.

Meanwhile, weeks ago the media reported that parents have sold and their children because of extreme poverty conditions.

Meanwhile, doctors have said that they do not even have hospital facilities for patients who undergo such operations.

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