See videos from the conference here! (broadband, some of the streams also as modem versions) Interviews with some of the delegates Rights Chris Hansen, New Zealand Discrimination is very wide spread Tina Minkowitz, USA: We have asked for less than what we really want Sylvester Katontoka, Zambia: There is a lot of hate Gabor Gombos, Hungary: Still use of cage-beds Tina Minkowitz, WNUSP, USA: Disability and mental illness Leopoldo Isaac Gurovich, Argentina: We will be pushed out Janet Amegatcher, Ghana: Human rights and law Edah Maina, Kenya: Users need to understand their rights Tina Minkowitz, WNUSP, USA: The National Level is the most important Tina Minkowitz, WNUSP, USA: International Comitee for Violation of Human Rights Treatment Mari Yamamoto, Japan: Some people are hospitalized for 50 years Achmat Moosa Salie, South Africa People being beated up by staff Chris Hansen, New Zealand: Things wrong with treatment in New Zealand Sylvester Katontoka, Zambia: Treatment is hindering recovery Inge Nitter, Norway The system think medicin is the best help, we can get Stephanus Binder, Austria: The staff do not only want to harm us Stephanus Binder, Austria: A lot of people need medication Marissa Guillen, Costa Rica: I can save my self by taking pills Mari Yamamoto, Japan: Private hospitals have great power in Japan Malta Rita Formosa, Malta People get support from their families Alexandre Soldatov, Rumania: Dominated by powerty Achmat Moosa Salie, South Africa Attempt to move services to the community Mari Yamamoto, Japan Much money in forced treatment Gabor Gombos, Hungary: Only old forms of treatment Chris Hansen, New Zealand: People with personal experiences in the health system Economy Gabor Gombos, Hungary Pensions are very low Leonardos Skordos, Greece: Not easy to find jobs Usermovements - national and international Mari Yamamoto, Japan: We had no voice of our own Janet Amegatcher, Ghana: Users and survivors have to come together Edah Maina, Kenya: We have to get together Tina Minkowitz, WNUSP, USA: Human rights also important in developing countries Sylvester Katontoka, Zambia: We have a speciel knowledge Achmat Moosa Salie, South Africa: Don´t be sponsored by medical compagnies Alexandre Soldatov, Rumania: Encouraged to meet Gabor Gombos, Hungary: We need to find allied Malta Rita Formosa, Malta: There is a lot of stigma Clips from Judi Chamberlains opening speech: Informal relationships
Nonpersons
Selfhelp
Stigma
We are strong Clips From Gabor Gombos opening speech: Diversity
Humanrights
Science Clips from Karl Bachs opening speech: Views on users in different parts of the world
Agree the most
Assembled for the first time
Personal experience Inge Nitter, Norway: When I am angry I have to be calm Modem version Tina Minkowitz, USA: We have to accept responsability We can never go back We need to let them know Runar Haukson Keep the strong words where they belong modem Stephanus Binder from OÖ. Initiative Psychiatrie-Erfahrer on the topics:
Give your anger direction to move forward
Why it is important with dialog
What makes users passive
How starting in the usermovement helped him Sylvester Katontoka from Mental Health Users Network of Zambia: Commitment and responsabillity
The struggle is going to continue Marissa Guillen from Costa Rica with her story on how USA treats people with mental dissabilities: They ripped my visa Modem version Discussions arround a table on the topics:There comes a point where dialog and cooperation must stop Modem
My wife was my most important therapist Modem
Socialworkers who always know better Modem version Mats Jesperson Sweden, explaining about how people are put into cages in India: People in cages Modem version Recovery Workshop lead by Erik Olsen, LAP Denmark Courses Modem version We have strong experiences modem
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