Human Organs and the blockades

[Malexa]

It just came up my mind, when hauling them.

I thought about what would a house at the embargo line do with this kind of good? Human Organs.
They are needed, on both sides of the war. Arguments like "You wont get past, because you may heal a soldier or a Civilian who might sign up for the enemy army" wont count, since I believe the Sirius houses have a signed treaty about human rights.

The use of mass destruction devices is already forbidden, so the human rights will also be written down somewhere.

Now my question is, if the Military and Police of houses, should block the Human Organs at the embargo lines like normal food, or let them pass with the proper papers. (Roleplayed)

The roleplay part of this is the main point of question. I barely see smugglers hauling human organs, mainly the Slavers do.
Since a Slaver is almost the same like a Smuggler (a normal Civilian unless you find contraband. If youa re able to identify humans as slaves or jus passangers is another discussion.),
they can talk their way out of certain RP encounters. Human Organs are not contraband, so it is even easier to haul than slaves.
With the proper RP, Human Organs should get past the embargo line.

Now another concern raises. The ammount.
3700 Human Organs? Who would ship such a large number of Organs? 1000 sound already too many.

On the other hand nobody would just haul 1000 of them, since we cant focus on the RP part only.
Traders trade because they mainly fund their chars with it. Same goes for Smugglers and Slavers.
Make only 1000 legal would leave them no choice to be an embargo runner, so the houses could just say it is embargo stuff and may not let it pass.

In my opinion it depends on the RP behaviour of the Trader/Smuggler/Slaver.
If they come up with some (believeable) RP about where the Organs come from and where they are shipped to, it should not be a problem to let them through.

More RP to the Slavers/smugglers?
Tell me where to sign.

So my question is, what do you think about it?
I already asked in the Rheinland leaders chat, but I was soon able to see the complexity of this decision.

Also I dont want to come up with new Rheinland laws, restricting traders/smugglers/slavers even more.
Especialy when the laws make no sense.
This human right thing is indeed something to keep in mind.

Hopefully getting a few new ideas and impressions.

Yours Malexa

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