
CCHR Rejects Psychiatric Associations’ Push to Expand Electroshock on Children
With FOIA data showing children as young as five subjected to electroshock in the U.S., CCHR International condemns calls to override WHO guidance labeling child…


With FOIA data showing children as young as five subjected to electroshock in the U.S., CCHR International condemns calls to override WHO guidance labeling child…

Watchdog group calls for accountability as mental health spending and treatment surge, including increased antidepressant use in youth, while outcomes continue to decline. By Jan…

Over 76 million Americans, including 6.1 million children, are prescribed psychiatric drugs despite rising evidence of harm, from emotional numbness to violence, suicide, and death….

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…

As assisted-suicide laws expand to include mental disorders, critics say psychiatry’s diagnostic system—lacking objective medical tests—risks turning treatment failure into state-sanctioned death. By CCHR InternationalThe…
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