Mental Health Law & Rights – Consent, Capacity and the Dignity of Care
Consent, Capacity and the Dignity of Care — Almost everything difficult about mental health law follows from a single asymmetry, and it is worth stating starkly before any of the arguments, because the arguments are all about it.
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- The Question No Other Medicine Asks
- What Article 12 Actually Says
- The United Nations Does Not Agree With Itself
- Fusion Law — the Search for Compromise
- Treating Coercion as an Adverse Event
- Mental Health Law in India
- Why Both Sides Are Arguing From Experience
- What Would Actually Help
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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