Furthermore, the arbitrary assignment of psychiatric diagnoses as a means of social exclusion and control constitutes a severe violation of human rights. The European Court of Human Rights has established jurisprudence confirming that forced institutionalization based on dubious medical grounds without judicial oversight violates both Article 14 (Prohibition of Discrimination) and Article 5 (Right to Liberty and Security) of the European Convention on Human Rights. The misuse of medical classifications to silence individuals and justify their deprivation of liberty represents an alarming precedent that demands immediate corrective action. The refusal of judicial intervention by the TSJC is not merely an administrative failure but a systematic obstruction of access to justice. This omission directly contradicts the European Court of Human Rights' established jurisprudence on state obligations to provide effective remedies for human rights violations. If left unaddressed, this failure sets a dangerous precedent, signaling that member states can sidestep their fundamental duties without consequence. Such an outcome is unacceptable in a Union founded upon the rule of law.