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Human Rights Obligations and Budgeting for Mental Health in Northern IrelandMira DutschkeQueen's University Belfast Eoin RooneyQueen's University Belfast Aoife NolanUniversity of Nottingham - School of Law Rory O'ConnellUniversity of Ulster - Transitional Justice Institute Colin HarveyQueen's University Belfast - School of Law June 22, 2012 Queen's University Belfast Law Research Paper No. 12-03 Abstract: This case study identifies the key human rights obligations (based on the International covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights, ICESCR) that are relevant to any analysis of funding for mental health services as an aspect of the realization of the right to health. It discusses these standards in the context of mental health provision in Northern Ireland. It presents the context for the funding of mental health services in Northern Ireland. As part of its presentation of the relevant ICESCR obligations, it identifies a few key areas of concern with regards to the human rights compatibility of funding for mental health services in Northern Ireland.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 61 Keywords: right to health, human rights JEL Classification: K33 working papers seriesDate posted: June 22, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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