(Disability Discrimination Case 24) Mental disorder area

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I was dating someone I knew in volunteer activities, but I was kind to that person and taught me information about the circle. But he looked at me with discrimination and prejudice against me behind me. When I was together on the bus, I told other friends that I could hear him, "That person, mental illness." I didn't learn how to deal with mental illness, so I labeled me without knowing what I was, swearing me, stupidly laughing. Can you stop pointing me at your back finger in the town, on a train or bus, saying "It's a mental illness"? Unlike foreign countries, discrimination prejudice against persons with disabilities in Japanese has not changed at the same level as the Edo period. In Japan, understanding of mental illness has been greatly delayed, but I hope it will be widely known.

I want you to teach the right knowledge about mental illness at school and eliminate prejudice. I want you to eliminate prejudice against mental disorders in your community or school.