Pubblicazione con una fonte RTS (francese)

25 avvocati svizzeri accusano il consigliere federale Ignazio Cassis di complicità nel genocidio di Gaza

I principali punti critici sono:

Cooperazione militare in corso tra Svizzera e Israele, come ad esempio la compagnia d’armi Elbit Systems

Investimento dalla Banca nazionale svizzera e dall’UBS in aziende che traggono profitto dal genocidio di Gaza.

Tagli ai finanziamenti umanitari per l’UNRWA.

Rifiuto di imporre sanzioni economiche come fatto da

Spagna o Slovenia.

https://www.rts.ch/info/suisse/2026/article/ignazio-cassis-denonce-a-la-cpi-pour-inaction-sur-gaza-par-25-avocats-suisses-29138665.html

di JaegerFl9

14 commenti

  1. They will lose easily, as there is no genocide. The IDF is fighting against Hamas, which uses civilians as hostages. There is no deliberate targeting against the ethnic group, so these 25 lawyers can go home, they already earned enough on this.

  2. Mundane-Fix-4297 on

    Ouch. That’s quite the charge…

    I think it is more than time we stop hiding between this charade of « neutrality » to excuse low efforts and prevent any actual courageous actions

  3. MehImages on

    I don’t understand.
    “25 Swiss lawyers charge federal councillor”
    how? and with what? source? because the article you link does not say that.
    so is it criticism or is it a charge?
    which of those are crimes under what law?

  4. Just yesterday a bunch of civilians where bombed in gaza and no mainstream media cared to report it

  5. LeroyoJenkins on

    Translation: some people wrote a letter to the ICC complaining about Cassis.

  6. Ill_Nobody_2726 on

    They are taking an action to the ICC. Anyone can reach the ICC against anyone. Until the ICC decides to investigate the case it doesn’t move the needle one bit.

  7. i_am__not_a_robot on

    *”The foreign minister should have taken all steps at his disposal to prevent such crimes from being committed by [foreign nation]…”* is **not a reasonable standard** of criminal liability in international law.

  8. WalkItOffAT on

    We need a reckoning about the failures of our executive branch to uphold neutrality.

    Frist step is leaving UN.

  9. PublicGullible5399 on

    “What does protesting in Switzerland do for Gaza”.

    This. It has public influence, it raises awareness and although not stated directly in this case, definitely has impacts we don’t see that lead to charges like this. Thankful for the right to protest, thankful to protestors and thankful that our civil liberties enable us to speak up for others who cannot speak for themselves.

  10. ExportsExpert on

    How is there complicity in genocide without genocide proven?

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