CCHR has been on the front lines of mental health reform since 1969. In the early years, members of CCHR took to the streets to bring mental health abuses to public attention. Today, hundreds of groups have joined CCHR in calling for psychiatry to be brought under the law and for human rights to be restored to the mental health field.

CCHR members are active throughout the world organizing marches, public hearings, exhibits, and other actions to raise public awareness about the rampant criminality within psychiatry.

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MUSEUM AND EXHIBITS

Psychiatry: An Industry of Death
CCHR International has created a state-of-the-art museum on the history of and truth about psychiatry. Hundreds of authentic photos and artifacts expose psychiatric human rights abuses. Fourteen documentaries are included, featuring interviews with dozens of medical doctors, attorneys, educators and experts, as well as rare archival footage of psychiatry's brutal treatments.

Touring Exhibit: Psychiatry: An Industry of Death
The 185-foot state-of-the art Psychiatry: An Industry of Death touring exhibits are being shown internationally in more than 30 countries, including the United States, Australia, France, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Russia, and South Africa.

PUBLIC HEARINGS AND TESTIMONY

CCHR holds its own commission hearings and gives testimony at public hearings on psychiatric violations of human rights.

CCHR'S HUMAN RIGHTS MARCHES

Supported by international celebrities, CCHR organizes marches and demonstrations on important issues such as protecting children from fraudulent psychiatric labeling and enforced psychiatric drugging.