30.10.2007 - Source: Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe

Report on mental health policies, programmes, financing, legislation, services, professionals, treatment, medicines and related organisations ("Final Report on the 18 August 2007 Parliamentary Elections in Kazakhstan") [ID 22394]

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07.09.2007 - Source: UK Home Office

Cancerous diseases can not be treated in Afghanistan ("Country of Origin Information Report; Afghanistan") [ID 22396]

"Currently, no cancerous diseases can be treated in Afghanistan. (UNHCR, May 2006)"

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07.09.2007 - Source: UK Home Office

Information on the situation of mentally ill persons ("Country of Origin Information Report; Afghanistan") [ID 22544]

For information on the situation of mentally ill persons see chapter 26 (pages: 186 - 188)

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2006 - Source: World Health Organization

Report on mental health system (policy and legislative framework, mental health services, mental health in primary health care, human resources, public education) ("WHO-AIMS Report on Mental Health System in Afghanistan") [ID 22392]

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13.06.2003 - Source: Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Due to the shortage of medical facilities, mentally ill people are treated at holy shrines, with no drugs and no counselling ("Tough Cure for Mental Problems") [#13607],  [ID 2417]

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