| TENNESSEE, USA |
Students at a national nurses convention wholeheartedly appreciate CCHR’s work.
| INDIA |
An outdated Mental Health Act in India receives a long-overdue overhaul, ensuring ECT is not performed on minors and ending other abusive psychiatric practices.
| GERMANY |
To protect future generations from falling into the same trap, CCHR chapters held events on International Holocaust Remembrance Day to expose the true source of many Holocaust atrocities.
| JAPAN |
CCHR Tokyo, over a two-year investigation and with a public outcry campaign, compelled the National Ministry of Health to do its job in restraining psychiatric abuse.
| ISRAEL |
Raz Misgav, father-turned-child-custody attorney, teams up with CCHR Israel to give parents a fighting chance against psychiatric “expert witnesses” and enforced psychotropic drugging of their children.
| GERMANY |
Following the Germanwings tragedy, CCHR Germany moved to change aviation policy and hold psychiatrists accountable.
| PENNSYLVANIA, USA |
Two Pennsylvania state representatives introduce a bill to protect children from ECT.
| SOUTH AFRICA |
A king and his people join CCHR, making their voices heard protesting at the World Psychiatric Association’s International Congress, to protect their future generation.
| SOUTH AFRICA |
In a country with one of the highest rates of stimulant drugging of children in the world, CCHR opens an exhibit exposing the truth, inspiring a king to demand a brighter future for his people.
| UNITED STATES |
ECT device manufacturer comes under scrutiny for ignoring patient complaints and for downplaying dangers of “treatment.”
