Committee calls for the “restoration of constitutional order”

Committee calls for the “restoration of constitutional order”

"A committee sent a letter to the presidents of the federal Chambers this Friday. It considers that the 2G certificate requirement is an infringement of citizens’ fundamental rights"

"In an open letter, a committee of jurists criticises the anti-Covid measures taken by the Confederation. It asks the presidents of the federal Chambers for the “restoration of constitutional order”."

"The committee deems the 2G certificate requirement (vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19) in Switzerland unconstitutional. This measure constitutes a serious and lasting infringement of citizens’ fundamental rights, says the letter published on Friday."

"Discriminatory regime"

"Not a single condition has been met to introduce such a rigid and discriminatory regime against some two million people, the authors of the letter believe. In their view, there is no significant threat to public health, no excess mortality, nor any overloading of hospitals. Nor has the usefulness of this measure been proven."

"More than 100 signatures"

"Excluding healthy people from public life without the option of a test has no justification, whether epidemiological or legal. The Federal Council seems to have the sole aim of pushing reluctant people into getting vaccinated through “ever more totalitarian” constraints, the committee continues."

"Parliament must therefore ask the Federal Council to determine how to “restore constitutional order”. The letter is signed by more than 100 jurists and lawyers from all over Switzerland."


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