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Samira Daoud is alive-but the medical system says she died seven months ago after voluntarily donating a kidney.
She remembers the surgery. She does not remember consenting to the donation.
Her file was validated by Daniel Madibé, an independent witness attached to forty-seven high-risk transplant cases involving refugees, stateless people, and cross-border transfers. Daniel has seventeen years of employment, marriage, insurance, travel, and social records. Yet no single living person can account for the life recorded under his name.
Still serving his sentence under international custody, Chou Yun-heng is summoned to Chad to trace the signature through hospital ethics offices, humanitarian networks, military authority, and a medical city that saves thousands of patients.
>No One Consents is a political, legal, and medical thriller about fabricated consent, institutional responsibility, and whether a life-saving hospital can be held accountable without being destroyed.
She remembers the surgery. She does not remember consenting to the donation.
Her file was validated by Daniel Madibé, an independent witness attached to forty-seven high-risk transplant cases involving refugees, stateless people, and cross-border transfers. Daniel has seventeen years of employment, marriage, insurance, travel, and social records. Yet no single living person can account for the life recorded under his name.
Still serving his sentence under international custody, Chou Yun-heng is summoned to Chad to trace the signature through hospital ethics offices, humanitarian networks, military authority, and a medical city that saves thousands of patients.
>No One Consents is a political, legal, and medical thriller about fabricated consent, institutional responsibility, and whether a life-saving hospital can be held accountable without being destroyed.
