Swiss Criminal Code

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Art. 185bis

En­forced dis­ap­pear­ance

 

1Any per­son who with the in­ten­tion of re­mov­ing a per­son from the pro­tec­tion of the law for a pro­longed peri­od of time:

a.
on be­half of or with the ac­qui­es­cence of a State or polit­ic­al or­gan­isa­tion, de­prives that per­son of their liberty, and there­after re­fuses to give in­form­a­tion as to their fate or where­abouts; or
b.
on be­half of or with the ac­qui­es­cence of a State or polit­ic­al or­gan­isa­tion or in vi­ol­a­tion of a leg­al duty re­fuses to give in­form­a­tion as to the fate or where­abouts of the per­son con­cerned.

is li­able to a cus­todi­al sen­tence of not less than one year.

2Any per­son who com­mits the of­fence abroad is also li­able to the fore­go­ing pen­alty provided they are now in Switzer­land and are not ex­tra­dited. Art­icle 7 para­graphs 4 and 5 ap­ply.


1 In­ser­ted by An­nex 2 No 1 of the Fed­er­al De­cree of 18 Dec. 2015 on the Ap­prov­al and Im­ple­ment­a­tion of the In­ter­na­tion­al Con­ven­tion for the Pro­tec­tion of All Per­sons from En­forced Dis­ap­pear­ance, in force since 1 Jan. 2017 (AS 2016 4687; BBl 2014 453).

 

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