“Finally, Switzerland has a commission,” says Andrea Raschèr, an independent consultant who ran the department of legal and international affairs at the Swiss culture ministry from 1995 to 2006. “After more than 25 years of debate and delay, we have moved beyond words and into action. This commission is not just a technical body; it is a commitment to historical integrity and a long-awaited bridge to justice for those whose heritage was stolen.”
Next article
Previous article