Valérie Dittli About Her Right to Be Heard: "What I Have Experienced Is Extremely Serious. I Finally Manage to Put Words on What I Have Felt"
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The Central Councillor defends with a legal opinion against an investigative report: Dittli's hearing rights and her human dignity have been violated. The government responds immediately.
Three months after the publication of the Meylan report, the Vaudian State Councillor presents a legal opinion commissioned by her on Friday morning. If the substance of the problem is not dealt with, the legal document in her possession speaks of a violation of human dignity.The Vaudian State Councillor has been calling into question by various reports from experts and the Grand Council for several months. With a week ahead of the political re-…
The opinion concludes that their right to be heard was "severely violated".
The Vaud State Councillor Valérie Dittli defends herself. She believes that her right to be heard has not been respected.
More than three months after the publication of the Meylan report, which accused her of having signed a confidential agreement to put an end to a dispute, the Vaudian State Councillor Valérie Dittli considers that her right to be heard has not been respected.
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