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   World Health Organization & United States

   27 October 2026

   I am writing to bring to your attention a troubling issue that has emerged regarding organ donation initiatives in Vietnam.

   Recent reports indicate that the Vietnam Government has allegedly misled children into becoming organ donors through educational institutions. This has raised significant ethical concerns, particularly about the methods employed to promote such initiatives among young students.

   Key points of concern include:

   The lack of transparency surrounding the organ donation process presented to children.
   Insufficient informed consent measures, particularly among minors.
   The potential for manipulation by leveraging children’s trust in educational authorities.

   These developments require immediate attention to ensure the rights and well-being of children are protected. It is crucial that any organ donation campaign maintains ethical standards and prioritizes the ability of individuals, regardless of age, to make informed decisions.

   I urge you to consider investigating this matter further, as the implications of such actions can have lasting effects on trust in educational systems and government policies.

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