| CALIFORNIA, USA |
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights International museum educates the public on the abuses of an industry whose only goal is profit and whose “treatments” too often end in death.
| WASHINGTON, DC, USA |
CCHR condemned psychiatry’s racist practices and the chemical imbalance theory during the American Psychiatric Association’s Mental Health Services Conference in Washington, DC.
| TRANSYLVANIA, ROMANIA |
CCHR Transylvania is on a crusade to protect the children and orphans of Romania from psychiatric abuse through exhibits, pamphlet distribution and educational seminars.
| VIENNA, AUSTRIA |
The European Society for Child Psychiatry got more than it bargained for at its 18th annual congress in Vienna, Austria.
| LISBON, PORTUGAL |
CCHR protesters were right on the doorstep of the annual World Psychiatric Association congress, protesting abuses in the field of mental health and demanding reform.
| CHILE |
Two crusaders for child and parental rights work tirelessly to change Chilean law and protect children from forced psychiatric treatment as a prerequisite to attend school.
| UNITED STATES |
CCHR speaks out loudly for nationwide ban on electroshock treatment at the American Psychiatric Association Convention.
| NEVADA, USA |
Exhibit in the state capitol shines the light of truth on harmful psychiatric practices.
| FLORIDA, USA |
A Miami psychiatrist, Fernando Mendez-Villamil, flooded Miami’s streets with antipsychotic drugs as part of a scheme to defraud Medicare and Medicaid. He was sentenced in 2016 to 12 years in prison and a full $50 million in restitution for his medical fraud and overmedicating his patients.
| CALIFORNIA, USA |
CCHR celebrated its 50th anniversary in style, looking back over a history of protecting human rights and recognizing its partners in arms with its Human Rights Award.
