Declaration of Human Rights in Mental Health

The Declaration of Human Rights in Mental Health outlines essential rights for individuals experiencing mental health issues. It emphasizes that everyone deserves respect, dignity, and equal treatment, regardless of their mental health status. Key principles include the right to accessible care, informed consent, and protection from discrimination and abuse. This declaration advocates for individuals to participate actively in their treatment decisions and for society to foster understanding and support for mental health. Ultimately, it seeks to promote a fair and compassionate approach to mental health care, ensuring that all people can live fulfilling lives without stigma.