EPISODE · Apr 28, 2005 · 31 MIN

Mental Health and Human Rights

from Underreported from WNYC's The Leonard Lopate Show · host New York Public Radio, WNYC

In this week's Underreported feature, Eric Rosenthal, the founder and executive director of Mental Disability Rights International, talks about international approaches to mental health. In many places, the mentally ill endure horrible treatment and live in subhuman conditions, yet some feel that this is being overlooked by human rights organizations. » More on Mental Disability Rights International » More on Mental Disability Rights in Paraguay Music: "Tomorrow" by Amp "Resolution" by Thievery Corporation

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