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Seminar ‘How to Treat People with Mental Disorders’

Independent Psychiatric Association of Russia holds a seminar ‘How to treat people with mental disorders’ in cooperation with Perm Human Rights Center. The seminar is aimed at prevention of violation of rights of citizens with mental disorders, more effective protection of their rights, prevention of tortures, violent humiliating treatment of this category of citizens including rude treatment by staff of hospitals. The main target group is human rights defenders.

Published: October 28, 2010 Author: Vinogradova Liubov

When: Thursday, 28. October 2010 9.45 a.m.
To: Friday, 29. October 2010
Where: Penza, Amax Hotel, Ordzhonikidze, 43
Host: Independent Psychiatric Association, Penza Huma Rights Center
Contact: Vinogradova Liubov (vinograd@gmail.com / +7 (495) 625 06 20)

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