Abuse of Psychiatry in the Soviet Union: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Human Rights and International Organizations of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session, September 20, 1983U.S. Government Printing Office, 1984 - Всего страниц: 106 |
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... , the USSR recog- nizes the right of " everyone to leave any country , including his own . " Yet we are informed that there are 35 individuals confined in psychiatric hospitals for attempt- ing to leave the Soviet Union " illegally . " 2.
... , the USSR recog- nizes the right of " everyone to leave any country , including his own . " Yet we are informed that there are 35 individuals confined in psychiatric hospitals for attempt- ing to leave the Soviet Union " illegally . " 2.
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... confinement in mental hospitals is not limited to a definite term , this technique enables Soviet officials to move into a realm of almost unlimited administrative discretion or whim , to evade the rule of law . Psychiatric abuse is a ...
... confinement in mental hospitals is not limited to a definite term , this technique enables Soviet officials to move into a realm of almost unlimited administrative discretion or whim , to evade the rule of law . Psychiatric abuse is a ...
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... In these circumstances methods of dispensing with normal trials are very attractive . Sending dissidents to psychiatric hospitals achieves this end . Moreover , since confinement It is in mental hospitals is not limited to a 8.
... In these circumstances methods of dispensing with normal trials are very attractive . Sending dissidents to psychiatric hospitals achieves this end . Moreover , since confinement It is in mental hospitals is not limited to a 8.
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... confined for political and not genuine medical reasons , between June , 1975 and May , 1979. As of January , 1983 ... confinement since publication of the earlier reports . THE PHENOMENON Dangerousness and Forcible Confinement . The ...
... confined for political and not genuine medical reasons , between June , 1975 and May , 1979. As of January , 1983 ... confinement since publication of the earlier reports . THE PHENOMENON Dangerousness and Forcible Confinement . The ...
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... confined to a psychiatric hospital if they are an " evident danger " to themselves or to others . The criminal procedure for compulsory confinement is applicable to those who have been accused of a criminal offense , and whose mental ...
... confined to a psychiatric hospital if they are an " evident danger " to themselves or to others . The criminal procedure for compulsory confinement is applicable to those who have been accused of a criminal offense , and whose mental ...
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