Indonesia's Mentally Ill Face Neglect, Mistreatment

Name: Indonesia's Mentally Ill Face Neglect, Mistreatment
Uploaded: 2011-07-15T05:07:00Z
Duration: P587S
Description: Chaining or caging mental health patients is not unusual in Indonesia, as a shortage of mental health workers and lack of treatment options has fueled misconceptions.

Clip: 07/14/2011 | 9m 47s

Chaining or caging mental health patients is not unusual in Indonesia, as a shortage of mental health workers and lack of treatment options has fueled misconceptions.

Aired: 07/14/11

Rating: NR

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