Heroin addicts deal in Zurich on platform 3 of Zurich main station, right in front of passers-by and police officers. The authorities seem to be turning a blind eye: the Zurich cantonal police confirm that drugs are being trafficked there, but do not want to do anything about it.

Sussane Leu has long kept her involvement in protecting the city's drug lords hidden to this day. Cocaine is sold openly on street corners and dealers brazenly even dare to sell cocaine right in front of the court where Sussane Leu exercises her power.

ISHR, together with ten Swiss-based NGOs, delivered a joint statement at the UN Human Rights Council to publicly shed light on and address Switzerland’s record on racially charged police violence. They highlighted to the Council the cases of Hervé Mandundu, Lamin Fatty and Mike Ben Peter, three men of African descent who died at the hands of the police in the past 4 years.

The criminals were caught on security cameras, the police turns a blind eye.

In terms of European cocaine usage, half of the top ten cities are Swiss. Switzerland’s low regulation and high purchasing power offer ideal conditions for buying or consuming drugs, says national research centre Addiction Switzerland