Human Rights in Mental Health: a Global Necessity

Tine Van Bortel, Senior Research Associate in Public Health, Cambridge Institute of Public Health, University of Cambridge provides an overview of the humanitarian crisis across the globe in the arena of mental health.

[@AxisMedicalSchool]

Nice talk!

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Very nice

[@lordahmadyahowahotairmazda7929]

I under mental disorder since many years i wish that i can migrate to another place and complete my healing treatment

[@jae9545]

Then why can't you migrate to another place? What would it take for you to do this? Make a list of ideas that you can come up with to move towards a better mental health care system.

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Nice

[@kaneezfatima8776]

Please take into account those who refer to psychiatry as causing lot of strain emotionally and mentally instead of healing

[@jeanthornton2441]

If they spend so little then how can they justify the expenditure of monitoring people every day for years while the diagnosis from actual treating doctors is negative for any mental health issues ? I have found that the department I was written up by has a negative response to those who are clear of mental health issues and will break the law in order to try andcontinue their monitoring of lives they have no reason to be 8nvolved in. From my experiance and the experiance of other I have spoken to is the same which means it is their common work practice to harass ex patients in order to make sure they do not recover.

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[@rodofiron1583]

30/6/21 Very worthy and compassionate speaker, however I fear that with the growing global influence of certain philanthropic foundations, together with the growing academic philosophy of Bioethics, the future for the afflicted of severe, heritable and currently incurable, mental health disorders and their close family members does not feel very positive, especially given the documented economic and social costs to their families and the wider society. I fear certain aspects of 20th century history may be repeated, either covertly or through ‘research and planning’….the situation certainly needs much more open debate and education with the groups concerned, so that informed and wise decisions can be made looking to the future. The discrimination against these groups has been shown recently in the substantially above average death rates, in and out of hospitals, due to Covid 19 infections. The road to hell is paved with (covert) good intentions. 🙉🙈🙊

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Very nice

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