Tag: human rights

State hospital employee accused of beating mentally ill patient

Human Rights Violations Abuses Ignorance Denial

is common in Mental Wards , where employee are

overworked, undereducated , working in poor

to degrading conditions , underpaid , and trauma

draining of life’s essences .. Certainly no healing

to be had .. Equal to jail , which my experience

as an induced mental patient , I endured mental

wards in 2 local hospitals , and an overnight in

jail, in a judgement, induced by a Domestic Abuser

exhibiting Narcissist Personality Disorder .

Council years ongoing allows me knowledge the

induced mental patient is prevalent in society

to a degree that does not allow its continuation

in our New Earth.. I do what I can to lend my

voice , that the horrific results of Psychology

Psychiatric,Chemical/Big Pharma and a Culture

Of Suicide have had an effect on human kind

that Spirit is transforming . I had no choice

but to survive what erased my voice , as a mental

patient I had no credibility , no rights , and

thus disadvantaged , I was unfit by my partner

who wishes my permanent silence , death

that he can hold secrets of abuses on many

levels , but on high , is demanding loyalty

to him only , separation of mother/child ..

Who I became , upon the evocative PTSD

of addictive RX and Abuses secreted from

childhood , flipping to all manner of fractured

parts , tainted and traumatized 3 I was entrusted

to vessel here .. it’s my job to give them as

much truth as possible , as I am well aware

is worthy of sharing , not as an example

perhaps , as a warning..

Much Better Days than not , I stand still for

preventative care, honoring individuals ,

being conscious …☮️🙏🏼😘

©️

Blessings & Peace ,

Doña Luna

by sons

5 Investigates has learned that six staff members have been placed on leave while the Department of Mental Health investigates.
— Read on www.wcvb.com/article/shattuck-hospital-employee-accused-of-beating-mentally-ill-patient-in-care-of-department-of-mental-health/28765587

Domestic abusers and stalkers should sign national register like sex offenders, commons report says

Domestic abusers and stalkers should be forced to sign a national register like sex offenders, a cross-party parliamentary report has said.
— Read on www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/10/21/domestic-abusers-stalkers-should-sign-national-register-like/

Montreal Catholic Church Forbids Priests From Being Alone With Children | Michael Stone

Long time coming

Allow marriage for Priest

In recognition of a problem, the Montreal Catholic archdiocese forbids priests from being alone with children. In an attempt to foster  a “healthy and safe environment” in its churches, the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Montreal has announced new guidelines to ensure priests and lay workers are never alone with
— Read on www.patheos.com/blogs/progressivesecularhumanist/2016/06/montreal-catholic-church-forbids-priests-from-being-alone-with-children/

Skateboarding Women in India Challenge Gender Norms in This Must-Watch Video

Skateboarding Women in India Challenge Gender Norms in This Must-Watch Video
— Read on www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/watch-this-kickass-girl-gang-skateboard-the-street/

Ontario psychologist used ‘obsolete’ tests in expert opinion calling for parents to lose their kids, judge says | The Star

More finite test do exist, making for a teachable

experience …Sharing with Childress who can and will

make contact with valid proof .

The Star is highlighting cases that reveal problems with parenting capacity assessments, expert reports that can be influential in causing Ontario parents to permanently lose their children to adoption.
— Read on www.thestar.com/news/gta/2019/08/15/ontario-psychologist-used-obsolete-tests-in-expert-opinion-calling-for-parents-to-lose-their-kids-judge-says.html

Petition · Politicians: Make Parental Alienation a punishable crime in our justice system · Change.org

Petition · Politicians: Make Parental Alienation a punishable crime in our justice system · Change.org
— Read on www.change.org/p/politicians-make-parental-alienation-a-punishable-crime-in-our-justice-system

Do Family Courts Encourage Child Abuse?

The family court systems in both the United States and .08/15/2019 8:46:10AM EST.
— Read on townhall.com/columnists/juliorivera/2019/08/12/do-family-courts-encourage-child-abuse-n2551457

The Legacy Of Francis Perkins

When Frances Perkins was a little girl, she asked her parents why nice people could be poor. Her father told her not to worry about those things, and that poor people were poor because they were lazy and drank. Eventually, she went to Mount Holyoke College, and majored in physics. In her final semester, she took a class in American economic history and toured the mills along the Connecticut River to see working conditions. She was horrified. Eventually, instead of teaching until she married, she earned a masters degree in social work from Columbia University. In 1910, Perkins became Executive Secretary of the New York City Consumers League. She campaigned for sanitary regulations for bakeries, fire protection for factories, and legislation to limit the working hours for women and children in factories to 54 hours per week. She worked mainly in New York State’s capital, Albany. Here, she made friends with politicians, and learned how to lobby.

On March 25th, 1911, Frances was having tea with friends when they heard fire engines. They ran to see what was happening, and witnessed one of the worst workplace disasters in US history. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire was devastating, killing 146 people, mostly young women and girls. Frances watched as fire escapes collapsed and fireman ladders couldn’t reach the women trapped by the flames. She watched 47 workers leap to their deaths from the 8th and 9th floors.

Poignantly, just a year before these same women and girls had fought for and won the 54 hour work week and other benefits that Frances had championed. These women weren’t just tragic victims, they were heroes of the labor force. Frances at that moment resolved to make sure their deaths meant something.

A committee to study reforms in safety in factories was formed, and Perkins became the secretary. The group took on not only fire safety, but all other health issues they could think of. Perkins, by that time a respected expert witness, helped draft the most comprehensive set of laws regarding workplace health and safety in the country. Other states started copying New York’s new laws to protect workers.

Perkins continued to work in New York for decades, until she was asked by President Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 to serve as Secretary of Labor. She told him only if he agreed with her goals: 40-hour work week, minimum wage, unemployment and worker’s compensation, abolition of child labor, federal aid to the states for unemployment, Social Security, a revitalized federal employment service, and universal health insurance. He agreed. Similar to what she had worked for in New York, her successes became the New Deal, and changed the country and its workers forever.

So while you may not know her name, you certainly know her legac