Today a new secretary picked up the phone at the child protection services. In assessing her answers, she was fully up to speed, knew exactly who is who and what is ongoing.

In denial of access to justice, Swiss authorities breached a new level of totalitarian Human Rights violating dictate to cover up their criminal involvement in International Child Kidnapping and Child Sexual Abuse.

Intimidation, lies and threats by judiciary. The authorities revert to practising the Swiss national pastime of repression, retaliating against and persecuting whistleblowers. Is the pressure building?

The latest report on Switzerland by the United Nations Committee on the Right of the Child confirms long standing and ongoing structural wrongdoing by the Swiss state. An overview.

We are the 17th consecutive week of Swiss court ordered contact rights violations by Swiss authorities. We've seen how the highest judicial authority makes certain to not be informed of the Child Human Rights violations, which happens again today. Today, 3 confirmations of reception by other involved authorities thanks to ... the holidays!

Yesterday we finished the series on the right to use electronic communication with authorities and in the judicial system, including email and even fax. Later,

We know the Neuchatel Magitrates Council (CM) bans email correspondence and does it repeatedly. In so doing, there is violation of access to justice.

We know from the previously discussed international instruments that Switzerland is supposed to accept electronic communication, including email, throughout its legal system. Switzerland confirms as much to the International Community in its reports to International Instruments. In reality it rejects electronic communication ...

You might question, Switzerland not being a EU member, why discuss European Institutions in the context of electronic communication in justice.

Switzerland is since 1963 (!) a member of the Council of Europe (COE).

Well, what can I say, confirmation of what I've been writing about concerning the sorry state of human rights in Switzerland. The Council of Europe report on Switzerland in light of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities (FCNM) confirms many of the problems we've been covering throughout the blog. I review 2...