Kuramochi Takeshi
Matsumoto Dental University, Japan.
J Int Bioethique. 2005 Mar-Jun;16(1-2):103-16, 195-6. doi: 10.3917/jib.161.0103.
Between the enactment of Japan's "Organ Transplantation Law" (OTL) in 1997 and the end of October 2003, there were 27 (30 now) legal declarations of brain death, and organs were donated from 26 (29) of those. During this period, four applications for human rights relief were made against organ donation facilities by Takayoshi Okamoto and others. One of these remains under investigation, but the Japanese Federation of Bar Associations (JFBA) has offered recommendations relating to the other three. The purpose of this report lies in examining these applications and recommendations.
在1997年日本《器官移植法》（OTL）颁布至2003年10月底期间，有27例（现在为30例）脑死亡的合法声明，其中26例（29例）进行了器官捐献。在此期间，冈本孝义等人针对器官捐献机构提出了四项人权救济申请。其中一项仍在调查中，但日本律师联合会（JFBA）已对其他三项提出了建议。本报告的目的在于审查这些申请和建议。
