A victim of organ trafficking, he’s now seeking justice with the help of a lawyer. Noura Fathy Ibrahim, Mohamed's lawyer, “This happened to Mohamed because he knows nothing about life and he's poor. Mohammed didn't go to school so it's very easy to dupe him." Mohamed wasn't given a choice, but some Egyptians are voluntarily selling their kidneys. Demand is high and those in need of a transplant are prepared to pay as much as 50,000 dollars per kidney. Kabir Karim, “There are advertisements in newspapers, small ads saying if you want to sell your kidney."