Petition · past parliament
PEMHI People Experiencing Mental Health Illnesses deserve the same innate rights
Rejected
12 signatures
What the petition asks
PEMHI should experience the same innate rights as any other individual.
PEMHI are people who have undergone trauma.
As such it's their right to determine their own medical care.
PEMHI who have undergone enough trauma to be 'sectioned' deserve the upmost care and attention
PEMHI are people who have undergone trauma.
As such it's their right to determine their own medical care.
PEMHI who have undergone enough trauma to be 'sectioned' deserve the upmost care and attention
Sectioning as it currently exists is vile and wrong.
A PEMHI should experience the same innate rights as any other individual.
Understanding shows us that PEMHI are people who have undergone trauma.
People should be free at all points in time to chose the medical care they desire.
People who have experienced enough trauma to be deemed 'in need of sectioning' instead deserve the upmost care and attention. Which sectioning as it exists, is not. Nor is it what we all know it means to be free
A PEMHI should experience the same innate rights as any other individual.
Understanding shows us that PEMHI are people who have undergone trauma.
People should be free at all points in time to chose the medical care they desire.
People who have experienced enough trauma to be deemed 'in need of sectioning' instead deserve the upmost care and attention. Which sectioning as it exists, is not. Nor is it what we all know it means to be free
Why it was rejected
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Timeline
| 14 Aug 2022 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 16 Aug 2022 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
12
Status
Rejected
Rejected
16 Aug 2022
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.