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'Compulsory Mental Health Treatment in Hong Kong: Which Way Forward?' Post Conference Workshop 「香港強制精神科治療：何去何從？」

'Compulsory Mental Health Treatment in Hong Kong: Which Way Forward?' Post Conference Workshop 「香港強制精神科治療：何去何從？」

Following our two-day conference on compulsory mental health treatment, where we aim to bring together theoretical and practical perspectives in a roundtable discussion about directions for legal and policy reform, this workshop will explore the experiences and challenges of mental health advocacy groups in Hong Kong.

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 Law Faculty

 9th August, 2017

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