Erick Fabris, on "Tranquil Prisons"

Erick Fabris is the author of a new book on the controversy of court-ordered forced psychiatric drugging of people in their own homes.
After being forcibly treated in Vancouver in 1993, Erick created Canada's first Psychiatric Survivor Pride Day. He co-founded the NO Force Coalition to oppose involuntary mental health care.
Erick authored a book on psychiatric coercion, which was later submitted in a brief to the Supreme Court of Canada. Erick argues that pre-emptive and surreptitious control of behavior with toxic psychoactive substances is unethical treatment and an unconstitutional restraint.

For more info, visit website at http://www.mindfreedom.org/erick-fabris.
This talk was given at a MindFreedom lecture given at the Knight Law School, University of Oregon, Eugene Oregon, November 12, 2011.

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