Involvement of Indonesian citizens in transplant tourism in globalization transportation: Prevention in health law perspective

Transplant tourism is prohibited through international law, but the number is increasing. This article will examine whether Indonesian citizens are involved in transplant tourism, why Indonesia has the potential to become a transplant tourism destination, how the regulatory editorial structure can be used to prevent transplant tourism. This research was conducted with a document study method in the form of court decisions, law enforcement reports, and the contents of Indonesian health law regulations to be used as the basis for revising health laws. There are 3 Indonesian citizens involved in transplant tourism in Singapore. Indonesia has the potential to become a tourism transplant destination because 10% of Indonesian citizens are poor and have the opportunity to sell organs, Indonesian citizens sell and buy kidneys abroad, many advertisements offer organ sales, and have been tried by members of the kidney trafficking syndicate. So that Indonesian citizens are not involved in transplant tourism, it is necessary to amend the administrative requirements for transplantation of foreign nationals in Indonesia in the health law and amend the criminal provisions in the Health Law, it is necessary to immediately eradicate poverty for Indonesian citizens, eradicate domestic organ trafficking syndicates, prohibit organ trade advertisements.