Disability as an Intersectional Human Rights Movement – An Interview with Janice Cambri from the Philippines
TCI Asia Pacific recently interviewed Janice Cambri from the Philippines. A survivor of psychiatry, her personal history is what propelled
TCI Asia Pacific
Press Release – Oppose Protocol for Detention, Forced Treatment; Provide Alternatives #WithdrawOviedo
(Brussels) – Council of Europe member states should oppose new proposed standards regulating the detention and forced treatment of people
Making Sense of Trauma – Moving Away from the Disease Model and Embracing Cultural Responses to Stress
Noel Hunter recently wrote on Mad in America about how the ‘trauma-informed trend often falls short’. In this article, she
Mad in Asia Interview Series on ‘Making Inclusion a Reality’
An interview series first published on Mad in Asia Pacific looks at the work of three activists working in the
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New Report Compiles Global Evidence Base for Alternatives to Coercion
A new report brings together evidence from around the world on preventing, reducing and ending coercion in mental health settings. The report,
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Global Mental Health – Mad in America Podcast with China Mills
In this podcast first published in Mad in America, Dr. China Mills talks about the Global Mental Health Ministerial Summit
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Peruvian law – recognises full legal capacity and abolishes guardianship
On 4 September 2018, the Peruvian Government published Legislative Decree No. 1384 that recognizes and regulates the legal capacity of
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Bali Declaration 2018
Bali Declaration 2018 Transforming Communities for Inclusion- Asia Pacific [TCI Asia Pacific] We, persons with psychosocial disabilities and cross disability
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