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  • Mental Health and Justice colloquium 2019
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    • Sep 30, 2023
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    Members of the Mental Health and Justice research project gathered across the workstreams, alongside participants of the Service User Advisory Group (SUAG) the Advisory Board and Bethlem Gallery, for the MHJ Colloquium 2019. Convening at the Wellcome Trust in London on 16 September, each workstream presented the developments and future areas of research to the

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  • Is Involuntary Placement and Non-Consensual Treatment Ever Compliant with UN Human Rights Standards?
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    • Jan 09, 2024
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    Is Involuntary Placement and Non-Consensual Treatment Ever Compliant with UN Human Rights Standards?

    A Survey of UN Reports (2006-2017) Gurbai, S., Martin, W. In recent years, the issues of involuntary placement and involuntary treatment for mental health conditions have been addressed on a number of different occasions within the UN system. There is no unified UN position on the question of whether involuntary placement and treatment can be lawful under

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