Ghana: Invest More in Mental Health Services

By Human Rights Watch

Read a text description of this video SOUNDBITE: Abena Freedom means waking up to do what I love without any restrictions, getting the necessary support, and also just feeling very liberated. VO: Human Rights Watch has been speaking with people who are locked up simply because they have a mental health condition, to see how their lives have changed since returning home to their communities. SOUNDBITE: Abena I love art, I love yoga, I love hiking. You know, I love Africa. SOUNDBITE: Marian It is good to be, to be back to the community. My family has been very supportive. Their support is very…

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