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| • | Mental health
laws based on incapacity as |
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| • | Neither of them
valid under Convention |
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| – | “Dangerousness”
falls to non-discrimination |
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| – | “Public health”
justification for MH coercion |
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| amounts to
systemic discrimination regarding free |
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| and informed
consent |
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| • | based on
biological classification of human beings |
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| according to
their behavior, and use of behavior control |
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| methods that
violate prohibition against torture |
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