If there is a notar. completed a statement of non-consent to the removal of organs, according to the "presumption of consent", will they still be taken away? If so, how can you avoid it?

Once I read about this practice in Europe, in Holland, Luxembourg, or Belgium - I don’t remember. It was recommended that you always carry a note prohibiting organ transplants in the event of your death. However, in the realities of the CIS, this note may well be "lost" when admitted to the hospital. Neglecting the will of a person is not considered something terrible in our country.

I doubt very much that there are bases of refuseniks from donation and they really use them when they receive barely functioning "minced meat" with one whole kidney.

Therefore, refrain from driving fast, especially on motorcycles, crossing the street in the wrong place and at a red traffic light, try to look around at the same time and, most importantly, do not dwell on this problem. If you are really injured so seriously that you can be considered as a set of spare parts for people who have a much better chance of surviving, it is hardly worth trying to grab at straws and fight for life, because the quality of such a life may not slightly upset you ( but efthanasia is still prohibited) .

Presumption of consent implies that you agree, unless proven otherwise. So a notorial document, IF IT WILL BE known, will protect you from transplantation of your organs.

Why do I need it - I don't understand, but oh well