The record
This record is organized into fifteen topics. Each topic below gives general, educational information. Detailed documentation is held in restricted sections for educators, journalists and justice professionals.
- 01DescriptionWhat this record is, who keeps it, and why.
- 02PetitionThe constitutional right to petition public authorities, and what happens when petitions are refused.
- 03ProtocolWritten requests refused, certified letters returned, and why an official receipt matters.
- 04PoliceEncounters with security and police inside public health facilities.
- 05PainA shoulder condition, specialist prescriptions, and a long wait for treatment.
- 06PatternA timeline across institutions showing repetition. This is not a claim that anyone acted in coordination.
- 07ProtectionAccompaniment to appointments, support for elderly and disabled patients, and the protections requested.
- 08PeopleThe professionals and strangers who helped. They are part of this record too.
- 09ProofHow evidence is kept: documents, recordings and receipts.
- 10ProcessEvery channel tried — ombudsman offices, prosecutors, public defenders and international bodies — and where each stands.
- 11PrecedentThe laws and principles that apply, explained for learners.
- 12ProfessorsFor educators: how this record can serve as a teaching case in law, journalism and health sciences.
- 13PracticeFor law students: learning exercises built from a real, documented case.
- 14PressFor journalists: what the story covers and how to request access.
- 15Public defenderFor justice professionals: full, restricted access.