Humane, Ethical, and Effective Mental Health Care Worldwide

We fill the gap in areas and for people who have nobody else to stand up for their rights.

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The Federation Global Initiative on Psychiatry

(FGIP) is a renown international organization working at the intersection of human rights and mental health. 

Together with our member organisations, we

ADVOCATE

For a humane and ethical approach to mental health that respects and protects the rights of all persons with mental health challenges.

PROVIDE SERVICES

To bridge the gap where the right to mental health is neglected or abused. 

BUILD CAPACITIES

Knowledge, experience and best practices on how to protect the rights of persons with mental health challenges.

SPEAK OUT

On behalf of those who are victims of gross human rights violations due to abuses and misuse in mental health.

Whilst each
of our members undertakes

their own activities and programs in their country and region, the federation itself plays an international role in promoting best practices, initiating seed projects, countering abuses, and connecting and growing the network.

We have placed the upholding of human rights in the mental health sector for underserved communities, such as victims of state repression and war or people living in closed environments and their immediate surroundings in the center of its work. 

Caring, educating, and finding solutions.

testimonies of our work

The Federation Global Initiative on Psychiatry cannot remain silent:

Who protects those who protect others?

In a statement issued on December 10, 2025, the Trump administration announced its opposition to the resolution Safety and Security of Humanitarian Personnel and Protection of UN Personnel. The resolution, which emphasizes the need to comply with international humanitarian law, addresses the need to ensure the safety of humanitarian workers and UN personnel in conflict zones. It also calls for accountability for attacks on these workers.
 
While the United States claims to take the safety and security of humanitarian personnel seriously, it cannot support this resolution, which it considers purely symbolic. It sees it as a waste of resources and moreover refuses to contribute to the promotion of a radical gender ideology, such as that promoted by the United Nations. An ideology that, according to the Trump administration, undermines true equality between biological men and women.
 
President Trump, a man who used his wealth and status to avoid military service, is thus disparaging doctors, nurses, and other humanitarian workers who work in conflict zones like Gaza or Ukraine. Among which there are undoubtedly ‘real men and women’.
 
The Trump administration’s full eccentric reasoning can be read here: