… underlying power dynamic to reduce coercion in psychiatry. … to the experience of coercion
and power in psychiatry. Data were … dynamic if we want to reduce coercion in psychiatric care. …

… on Human Rights and Biomedicine: is the advice in agreement with the Convention and
can the advice refine the guidelines of the Convention for the particular context of psychiatry? …

… new policy and interim legislation significantly improving rights’ protection for those with …
a complete ban on psychiatric coercion; and (iii) end lawful psychiatric coercion in accordance …

… , professionals in law, psychiatry and nursing; it highlighted … Human rights The detailed
analysis of the NSMHS showed that all the terms expected to be associated with a human rights …

… The United Nations human rights system has in recent years been divided … coercive care
interventions, including coercive psychiatric care, can ever be justified under UN human rights …

… In the judgment of our contemporary American culture, psychiatric coercion is virtuous
provided its purpose is to protect the subject—defined as a “dangerous mentally ill patient”—from …

… to coercion and human rights in psychiatry. After World War II the movement for human rights
has … of stakeholders relevant to the field of psychiatry. The Geneva Initiative and the Open …

… becaus using the coercive apparatus of the state to impose psychiatric persons against their
… protection from psychiatric illness. Both ar denials of the basic human right to engage in, or …

… coercion in psychiatry is regulated by legislation, other interventions that are often referred to
as informal coercion … informal coercion across countries with differing sociocultural contexts. …

… of the overall logic of a coercion free psychiatric support system. Then, … coercion paradigm.
We will argue that mental health care without coercion will not only comply with human rights …