Mental health sufferers need EU wide employment protection

Peers have called on the European Union (EU) to do more to help those suffering from mental health problems.

The House of Lords European Union Committee is urging the Government and the EU to include further recognition of mental health problems in current anti-discrimination disability legislation.

In their report - Improving The Mental Health Of The Population: Can The European Union Help? - peers look in detail at the European Commission's October 2005 Green Paper on an EU strategy for... (375 more words)

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