In antespectu diei Mundi Mentis Health, Organizationis Mundialis Salus (QUI) et Officium Supremi Commissarii de Hominis Iuribus (OHCHR) hodie coniunctim introducunt ducatum cui titulus "Ductu et Usu pro Salutem mentis, iurium et legum humanorum. Objectum est auxilium in terris suas leges emendantes ut iura humana violationes tollant et meliorem accessum ad qualitatem curae mentis.
Iura humana abusus et exercitia coactiva in Psychiatria
Instantiae iurium humanorum abusus et exercitia coercitiva in campo curae sanitatis persistunt, saepe per globum legibus et rationibus existentibus fultum. Haec includit hospitalization et curatio substandard vitae condicionesac physicis; animi et motus adflictionis in pluribus mentis officia.
Etsi plures Nationes suas leges, consilia et officia emendare studuerunt, ab adoptione Nationum Unitarum Conventio de iuribus personarum cum defectibus in anno 2006 tantum paucitas mensuras ceperunt ut leges in magna forma emendandae pertineant. Hoc opus est his abusibus finem imponere et iura intra curam mentis promovere.
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director Generalis QUI inculcat "Mentis salus pars inseparabilis est a iure ad sanitatem. "
Idem argumentatur updated ductu Nationes efficiet ut mutationes reddant ad curam salutis mentis summus qualitas quae hominum recuperationem promovet et dignitatem suam servat. Hoc efficit ut homines salvis condicionibus et defectibus psychosocialibus efficiantur ut in communitatibus suis vitam impleant et sanam inducant.
Volker Türk, IR Altissimus Commissarius de Hominis Iuribus momentum extollit immutandi sanitatis mentis officia non solum in terminis eorum perceptis, sed etiam in core valoris, ut vere pugnent necessitatibus et dignitatibus uniuscuiusque personae. Asserit hanc publicationem regere praebere in quomodo accessus iuris fundati possit faciliorem reddere conversionem necessariam intra systemata sanitatis.
Hortatur efficax valetudinis mentis Tutela Fundatur in Communitatibus
Maxima pars regiminis in sanitate mentis distribuitur valetudinariis psychiatricis, praesertim in magnis reditibus regionum rationem 43% rei oeconomicae. Attamen testimoniis comprobatur officia communitatis innixa non solum magis perspicua esse, sed etiam magis gratuita et efficax comparari ad exempla institutionis mentis cura salutis.
Ductus gradus designat gradus ad processum deinstitutionalizationis accelerandum ac communitariam ordinatam accessionem ad curas mentis secundum iura humana principia constituenda. Hoc includit legislationem exsequendam, quae institutiones cum communitate inclusive subsidiis systematibus et servitiis amet, sicut subsidia reditus, subsidia domicilii ac subsidia pari retia facit.
Finem imponere Ablative Exercitia
Iuxta participes deductionis eventus omnesque qui participes sunt normarum, pendet finem imponere. coactivam exercitia mentis in salutem. Hae praxis, sicut detentio et violenta curatio, secessus et coercitiones, ius hominum violant ad decisiones informandas de propriis curis et bene curatione faciendi.
Praeterea, evidentia exstat quae ostendit effectibus harum exercitiorum coercitivorum tam corporis quam mentis bene esse. Graviores condiciones existentium et singulos a subsidiis retiacula separare.
Gubernatio suggerit incorporationem praescriptorum quae coercitionem tollunt in officia mentis sanitatis. Magnitudinem extollit constituendi consensus informatus sicut lapis angularis omnium interventuum sanitatis mentis. Praeterea suasiones praebet causas tractare intra compages iuris et agendi, nisi adhibita coercitiva mensura.
Inito iura-Substructio accede ad Aliquam
Agnoscentes promovere salutem ultra iustam partem sanitatis, hoc novum regimen iaculis est apud legislatores et consiliarios qui in redigendis, emendandis et exsequendis legibus ad sanitatem mentis pertinentibus iaculis est. Hoc includit leges appellandi quaestiones, ut paupertas, inaequalitas et discretio.
In regimine etiam maculosum pro regionibus comprehendit aestimare num legislationes medical adsurgentes, cum iura humana obligationes internationales. Praeterea significationem extollit quaerendi consilium ab hominibus habentibus experientias et consociationes quae eas repraesentant tamquam partem essentialem huius processus. Etiam momentum extollit educationis atque conscientiam de rebus actis iurium actis.
Cum in directione suadeat statutum principiorum ac praescriptorum, quae in compage legislationis inservire possunt, agnoscit nationes habere flexibilitatem accommodare et sartorem pro suis peculiaribus rerum adiunctis. Hoc includit considerantes factores ut contextus, linguae, sensus culturales, systemata legalia ac magis omnia, dum signa iura humana sustinent.
Die 10 Octobris Mundus Salus Organizatio (QUI) iunguntur Communitates in observatione Mundi Mentis diei 2023 sub themate "Salitas mentis ius fundamentale pro omnibus".
Magnus et maximus index agnitionum
Progressio et coordinatio huius ductui Michelle Funk et Natalie Drew Bold sub altiore vigilantia Dévora Kestel ducta est ab Department of Sanitas mentis et Substantia Usus Mundi Salus Organizatio (WHO) coniunctim cum iuribus oeconomicis, socialibus et culturalibus Sectio Officii Nationum Unitarum Altus Commissarius pro Iuribus Humanis (OHCHR). Haec publicatio scripturae quadrigis coniunctim scripta est ab QUI et OHCHR. Pro QUI Alberto Vásquez Encalada (Consultant, Helvetia), Michelle Funk (Department of Health mentis et substantia Usus, QUI) et Natalie Drew Bold (Department of Health and Substantiae Usus, QUI). Socii OHCHR Staff Socii iuris oeconomici, socialis et culturalis Sectio. WHO and OHCHR would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their valuable contributions, feedback and inputs: External contributors and reviewers Natalie Abrokwa (University of Groningen, Kingdom of the Netherlands), Nazish Arman (Shuchona Foundation, Bangladesh), Peter Bartlett (Centre for Mental Health and Human Rights, Institute of Mental Health, Nottingham University/WHO Collaborating Centre on Mental Health, Disability and Human Rights, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland), Shreya Bhardwaj (Charles University, Czech Republic), Valerie Bichelmeier (Make Mothers Matter, France), Joann Bond (Attorney General’s Chambers and the Ministry of Legal Affairs, Guyana), Mauro Giovanni Carta (University of Cagliari, Italy), Francesca Centola (Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Pyali Chatterjee (ICFAI University, India), Dixon Chibanda, (Friendship Bench and University of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe), María Soledad Cisternas (former Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General on Disability and Accessibility, Chile), Lee Allison Clark (Native Women’s Association of Canada, Canada), Jarrod Clyne (International Disability Alliance, Switzerland), Ria Mohammed-Davidson (Attorney at Law, Human Rights and Mental Health, Trinidad and Tobago), Maria de Lourdes Beldi de Alcântara (Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil), Eric Diaz Mella (Centro de Reorganimación Regional y Observatorio Social, Chile), Robert Dinerstein (American University Washington College of Law, the United States of America), Zuzana Durajová (Charles University, Czech Republic), Julian Eaton (CBM Global, the United Kingdom), Elisabetta Pascolo Fabrici (Azienda Sanitaria Universitaria Giuliano Isontina (ASUGI)/WHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health, Italy), Alexandra Finch (Georgetown University, the United States), Leon Garcia (Centro and Hospital das Clínicas, Brazil), Neeraj Gill (Griffith University, Australia), Guilherme Gonçalves Duarte (Permanent Mission of Portugal in Geneva, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Portugal), Piers Gooding (La Trobe Law School, Australia), Lawrence Gostin (O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University Law Center, Georgetown University/WHO Collaborating Center for National and Global Health Law, the United States), Kristijan Grđan (Association for Psychological Support Croatia, Croatia, and Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Vivian Hemmelder (Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Edgar Hilario (Department of Health, Philippines), Torsten Hjelmar (Citizens Commission on Human Rights Europe, Denmark), Mushegh Hovsepyan (Disability Rights Agenda, Armenia), Dr Irmansyah (The National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia), Simon Njuguna Kahonge (Ministry of Health, Kenya), Olga Kalina (Georgian Network of (Ex)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry, Georgia, and the European Network of (Ex)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (ENUSP), Denmark), Elizabeth Kamundia (Kenya National Commission on Human Rights, Kenya), Sylvester Katontoka (Mental Health Users Network of Zambia, Zambia), Brendan Kelly (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland), Hansuk Kim (Ministry of Health and Welfare, Republic of Korea), Seongsu Kim (Dawon Mental Health Clinic, Republic of Korea), Bernard Kuria (Ministry of Health, Kenya), Karilė Levickaitė (NGO Mental Health Perspectives, Lithuania, and Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima (World Psychiatric Association Section of Old Age Psychiatry, Switzerland), Laura Marchetti (Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Claudia Marinetti (Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Nemache Mawere (Ingutsheni Central Hospital, Zimbabwe), Felicia Mburu (Article 48 Initiative, Kenya), Roberto Mezzina (International Mental Health Collaborating Network and World Federation for Mental Health, Italy), Kendra Milne (Health Justice, Canada), Angelica Chiketa Mkorongo (Zimbabwe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Trust, Zimbabwe), Guadalupe Morales Cano (Fundación Mundo Bipolar and European Network of (Ex)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry, Spain), Fabian Musoro (Ministry of Health, Zimbabwe), Macharia Njoroge (Championing for Community Inclusion in Kenya, Kenya), Nasri Omar (Ministry of Health, Kenya), Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia (Babcock University, Nigeria), Hazel Othello (Ministry of Health, Trinidad and Tobago), Gemma Parojinog (Commission on Human Rights, Philippines), Soumitra Pathare (Indian Law Society, India), Eduardo Pinto da Silva (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Portugal), Gerard Quinn (UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Ireland), Carlos Rios-Espinosa (Human Rights Watch, the United States), Gabriele Rocca (World Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation and WAPR Human Rights Committee, Italy), Jean-Luc Roelandt (Service de recherche et de formation en santé mentale, Etablissement Public de Santé Mentale (EPSM) Lille Métropole/Centre collaborateur de l’OMS pour la Recherche et la Formation en Santé mentale, France), Marta Rondon (Instituto Nacional Materno Perinatal, Peru), Artur Sakunts (Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly – HCA Vanadzor, Armenia), San San Oo (Aung Clinic Mental Health Initiative, Myanmar), Liuska Sanna (Mental Health Europe, Belgium), Josep Maria Solé Chavero (Support-Girona Catalonia, Spain), Slađana Štrkalj Ivezić (University Psychiatric Hospital Vrapče, Croatia), Charlene Sunkel (Global Mental Health Peer Network, South Africa), Kate Swaffer (Dementia Alliance International, Australia), Bliss Christian Takyi (St.
