CCHR and Electroshock Survivors Reject Psychiatric Apology for Tortured Children
CCHR joins survivors of electroshock torture in NZ in condemning a very late apology issued by a psychiatric association, spanning half a century of neglecting…
CCHR joins survivors of electroshock torture in NZ in condemning a very late apology issued by a psychiatric association, spanning half a century of neglecting…
Subjecting 100,000 Americans, including children, to electroshock (ECT) constitutes torture, given the risks associated with it, CCHR says. By CCHR InternationalThe Mental Health Industry WatchdogFebruary…
Mental health watchdog advises that recent global mental health human rights guideline warns electroshock can cause brain damage, citing U.S. manual. By CCHR InternationalThe Mental…
Mental Health Watchdog CCHR points out patients are misled about the adverse effects of electroshock, including permanent memory loss and brain damage. By CCHR InternationalThe…
CCHR commemorates 40 years since banning lethal “Deep Sleep Treatment” which utilized electroshock, emphasizing the imperative need for a global ban on electroshock. By Jan…