Both the piercing of ears and the harvesting of organs from brain-dead patients is unacceptable practice because of the Japanese concept of sukhwan.

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The piercing of ears and the harvesting of organs from brain-dead patients are not related to the Japanese concept of sukhwan, which refers to the traditional practice of keeping a dying person in peace and comfort until their last breath. The acceptability or unacceptability of these practices is determined by ethical and legal considerations.

Both the Piercing of Ears and the Harvesting of Organs