Organ selling case renews national debate in Singapore

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Updated July 11, 2008 11:47:47

Twenty years after Singapore's current law banning the trade in human organs came into force, it has been invoked for the first time - with two Indonesians being convicted recently of selling their kidneys to local recipients.

Presenter: Tom Fayle
Speakers: Keith de Souza, from Singapore's Radio 938live.

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