Victims of HealthQuest Abuses in N.S.W. Australia Contact Amnesty in London
John Harrison | 12.02.2008 05:03 | Health | Repression | Social Struggles | London
We, the victims of HealthQuest, have contacted you on a number of occasions since 1997 and we ask that you investigate HealthQuest, the N.S..W Government Medical Office.
We have been attempting
since about 1995 when we formed a loose association of victims to
have someone outside Australia believe us and perhaps publicise our
plight. These abuses are happening at HealthQuest, which is the N.S.W.
Government Medical Office. It may be difficult for you to believe that such
psychiatric abuses can happen in Australia.
While we know of only one case of forced incarceration (a fireman from
Sydney who found out that his superiors were lighting fires for
insurance claims) the mental suffering and poverty inflicted on us for
the rest of our lives, having been diagnosed falsely as mentally ill
and then stripped of our employment in the public service or teaching service,
is something we will never recover from.
You could do a google search of "HealthQuest corruption" or "N.S.W.
Government Medical Office", "Dr Helia Gapper" or "Dr Peter Dodwell"
which should turn up quite a lot.
Here are a couple of other links.
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and this is clearly psychological torture...
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We ask for acknowledgement of our plight. At times we lose hope that the world will ever believe us.
Some further links to help in your investigation:
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Regards
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Attached newspaper article from 1996 when we first appealed for Amnesty's help.
John Harrison
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