According to the National Mental Health Law No. 26.657, what are the rights recognized by the State to people with mental illness? a) Right to re...

According to the National Mental Health Law No. 26.657, what are the rights recognized by the State to people with mental illness?


a) Right to receive free and equitable access to health and social care, right to know and preserve their identity, right to receive treatment based on scientific foundations adjusted to ethical principles, right to be accompanied by family members or designated persons, right to receive or reject spiritual or religious assistance, right to access their family records and clinical histories, right to be informed of their rights and treatment options, right to make decisions related to their care and treatment, right to receive personalized treatment in a suitable environment, right to not be subjected to forced labor, right to receive fair compensation for their work, right to not be subjected to clinical investigations or experimental treatments without their consent.
b) Right to receive free and equitable access to health and social care, right to know and preserve their identity, right to receive treatment based on scientific foundations adjusted to ethical principles, right to be accompanied by family members or designated persons, right to receive or reject spiritual or religious assistance, right to access their family records and clinical histories, right to be informed of their rights and treatment options, right to make decisions related to their care and treatment, right to receive personalized treatment in a suitable environment, right to not be subjected to forced labor, right to receive fair compensation for their work, right to be subjected to clinical investigations or experimental treatments without their consent.
c) Right to receive free and equitable access to health and social care, right to know and preserve their identity, right to receive treatment based on scientific foundations adjusted to ethical principles, right to be accompanied by family members or designated persons, right to receive or reject spiritual or religious assistance, right to access their family records and clinical histories, right to be informed of their rights and treatment options, right to make decisions related to their care and treatment, right to receive personalized treatment in a suitable environment, right to be subjected to forced labor, right to receive fair compensation for their work, right to not be subjected to clinical investigations or experimental treatments without their consent.