U.S. policies targeting homelessness revive coercive practices with no proven benefits—while global models show non-coercion methods succeed and lower costs. By CCHR InternationalThe Mental Health…
Expanding psychiatry’s powers to forcibly detain and drug individuals under the guise of “restoring public order” mirrors eugenics policies—using vague labels and coercive “treatments” that…
Expanding forced psychiatric treatment revives failed 1960s policies—causing trauma, violating rights, draining public funds, and enriching a system rooted in coercion, not care. By Jan…
With hundreds of thousands of involuntary psychiatric holds in the U.S. annually, the mental health industry watchdog raises awareness about tools to protect against this…
CCHR supports calls for investigation into involuntary commitment and forced treatment constituting torture in Canadian psychiatric hospital. Says it’s a global problem, including in the…