Yes, all people have the right to receive equal treatment and not be discriminated against.

Discrimination and human rights violations cause suffering to the individual, which can lead to mental health problems (social determinants), while having a mental health problem is a source of discrimination.

This discrimination can occur in all areas of daily life: work, education, healthcare, and leisure, among others. Discrimination, stigma, and self-stigma are significant obstacles to a person's recovery.

Furthermore, some people face double discrimination: for having a mental health problem and for factors such as their gender (especially women), skin color, having been in prison, their socioeconomic status, etc.