CCHR Condemns FDA Stay on Ban of Skin-Shocking Students for Behavioral Control
A banned device continues to be used to electroshock body parts of students for painful behavior modification & punishment and has human rights group riled….
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FDA Took 25 Years to Ban Painful Behavioral Shock Device on Children
The FDA has banned the use of a painful and harmful “aversion therapy” device on the intellectually disabled but keeps a damaging electroshock device on…
UN Demands Child Electroshock Torture Investigation in NZ; FDA Fails to Ban it in US
The use of “electrocution” devices for behavior modification is condemned by the UN, but NZ and the US FDA have notoriously failed to protect children…
CCHR Supports U.N. and Rights’ Groups Demand for Urgent FDA Ban on Skin Electric Shock Devices
FDA accused of delaying ban on the electrical device that uses pain to modify behavior By CCHR International The Mental Health Industry Watchdog December 18,…
FDA regulates use of two electric shock devices for children’s ‘behavioral’ issues—is one torture and the other “treatment?”
By Kelly Patricia O’Meara Published by Citizens Commission on Human Rights The Mental Health Industry Watchdog May 10, 2017 More than a year after a…