"Chained like prisoners" : abuses against people with psychosocial disabilities in Somaliland / Laetitia Bader.
2015
RC451.S58 B33 2015 (Map It)
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Author
Title
"Chained like prisoners" : abuses against people with psychosocial disabilities in Somaliland / Laetitia Bader.
Published
[New York, N.Y.] : Human Rights Watch, [2015]
Call Number
RC451.S58 B33 2015
ISBN
9781623132880
1623132886
1623132886
Description
81 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)929650912
Summary
"This 81-page report finds that men with perceived or actual psychosocial disabilities face abusive restraints, beatings, involuntary treatment, and overcrowding in private and public health centers. Most are held against their will and have no possibility of challenging their detention. In private centers in particular, those with psychosocial disabilities face punitive and prolonged chaining, confinement, seclusion, and severe restrictions on their movement. The findings highlight the importance of mental health services in post-conflict regions. According to the World Health Organization, Somaliland has high rates of psychosocial disability"--Publisher's description.
Note
"Laetitia Bader, researcher for the Africa division, authored this report"--Acknowledgments.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Abuses against people with psychosocial disabilities in Somaliland
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Table of Contents
Summary
Key Recommendations
Methodology
Terms
I. Background
II. Abuses in Institutions
III. National and International Legal and Policy Framework
IV. Oversight and Monitoring Efforts
V. International Actors
VI. Recommendations
Acknowledgments.
Key Recommendations
Methodology
Terms
I. Background
II. Abuses in Institutions
III. National and International Legal and Policy Framework
IV. Oversight and Monitoring Efforts
V. International Actors
VI. Recommendations
Acknowledgments.