Protecting the rights of young people in the Mental Health Act
Mental Health Reform have launched a campaign calling on the government to address the gaps in the Mental Health Act 2001
Mental health organisation Mental Health Reform, the national coalition on mental health in Ireland, have launched a new campaign calling for the reform of the Mental Health Act, 2001.
The organisation has said that urgent updates are needed to Ireland’s mental health law in order to protect the basic rights of people with mental health difficulties.
The campaign has been backed by 74 member organisations across Ireland.
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