Baume-Schneider asks for protection against chemical submission (cross-border guide)

Federal Councilwoman Elisabeth Baume-Schneider is calling for more protection against chemical sexual violence.
Context
In a nutshell
- Federal Councilwoman Elisabeth Baume-Schneider calls for more protection against chemical sexual violence. - Claims that recent cases have shown an underestimated phenomenon. - It calls for more prevention, information, rigorous investigations and a national action plan.
Federal Councilwoman Elisabeth Baume-Schneider called for more protection against chemical sexual violence. In an interview published today by SonntagsBlick, Baume-Schneider said that recent cases have shown an underestimated phenomenon.
“Until now, the public knew too little about the fact that chemical submission occurs even within the home walls,” Baume-Schneider said.
The federal narcotics law already forbids administering substances to a person to make them helpless and docile, but according to Baume-Schneider there is certainly room for improvement.
"We need more prevention through information and judicial authorities that prosecute crimes rigorously," Baume-Schneider continued.
The interview was an opportunity to return to the case of the former UDC Argovian grand councilor accused of drugging several women - including a minor - and then raping them.
“The two women who had the courage to go public showed great strength,” Baume-Schneider said.
Key facts
- Who: Elisabeth Baume-Schneider, Counsellor
Operational details
Sexual violence committed through chemical substances is a problem that afflicts Switzerland. Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider called for more protection against this phenomenon.
“Until now, the public knew too little about the fact that chemical submission occurs even within the home walls,” Baume-Schneider said.
The federal narcotics law already forbids administering substances to a person to make them helpless and docile, but according to Baume-Schneider there is certainly room for improvement.
"We need more prevention through information and judicial authorities that prosecute crimes rigorously," Baume-Schneider continued.
The interview was an opportunity to return to the case of the former UDC Argovian grand councilor accused of drugging several women - including a minor - and then raping them.
“The two women who had the courage to go public showed great strength,” Baume-Schneider said.
Federal Councilwoman Elisabeth Baume-Schneider called for more protection against chemical sexual violence. He states that recent cases have shown an underestimated phenomenon. It calls for more prevention, information, rigorous investigations and a national action plan.
Practical Implications
Sexual violence committed through chemical substances is a problem that afflicts Switzerland. Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider
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Key points
If you are a victim of chemical sexual assault, please do not hesitate to seek help. Go to the hospital immediately and report it to the authorities. Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider called for more protection against this phenomenon.
Deadlines
- On January 1, 2024, the new federal law on drugs comes into force.
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Source: laregione.ch
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the symptoms of chemical submission?
- Symptoms of chemical submission may include confusion, disorientation, memory loss, and difficulty moving.
- How can I help a friend or family member who is a victim of chemical sexual violence?
- You can help a friend or family member who is a victim of chemical sexual violence by going to the hospital with them and reporting it to the authorities.
- What are the legal consequences for those who commit sexual violence through chemical substances?
- Legal consequences for those who commit sexual violence through chemicals can include a prison sentence and the revocation of a license to practice a health profession.
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