‘If someone had stopped to talk to me’: A human rights analysis of Spain's mental health system (María Laura Serra. University of Valladolid, published february 2025)

This study explores the gap between Spain's mental health legal framework and the lived experiences of users and survivors of psychiatry, including persons with psychosocial disabilities. The findings highlight a significant failure to protect patient autonomy and dignity. This research advocates for comprehensive legal and structural reforms to align Spain's mental health care system with international human rights standards. It underscores the need for a person-centered, rights-based approach that prioritises autonomy, informed consent, and dignity, ultimately promoting a mental health care environment that fully upholds human rights.

https://www.madinamerica.com/2025/02/turning-the-dsm-against-itself-diagnosing-the-disorders-of-power/

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Locos y degenerados
Una genealogía de la psiquiatría ampliada
Sandra Caponi

https://www.theleftberlin.com/the-emperor-has-no-clothes-resist-zionist-reason/