This study is a post-campaign study on public attitudes towards people with mental health
problems. It was conducted after the launch of Amnesty International’s awareness campaign on
discrimination of those with mental health problems.
This study is a post-campaign study on public attitudes towards people with mental health
problems. It was conducted after the launch of Amnesty International’s awareness campaign on
discrimination of those with mental health problems.
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