1000 Protesters Against 5G in Switzerland. Telecom Industry Has Provided No Scientific Evidence That 5G is Safe

Last month, Activist Post also reported about 5G opposition in Switzerland. It’s only increasing.

Simmering opposition to the rollout of 5G technology in Switzerland climbed a notch on Friday as a 1,000-strong protest was held in the capital, Bern.

Organised by the Stop5G citizen group, the gathering on Bern’s Waisenhausplatz square – a couple of stone’s throws away from the federal parliament – was the first significant national expression of resistance to plans for a 5G Switzerland.

Scientists, doctors, engineers, environmentalists, left-wing politicians, and even a tech-sceptic musician took to the stage to highlight the key demand outlined by event organiser Tamlin Schibler Ulmann: “a national moratorium on 5G development”.

Widely-distributed flyers outlined their reasons: health concerns (they fear that diseases from cancer to depression to chronic fatigue may be caused by electromagnetic waves); the damage to sustainable development of the infrastructure and energy usage of 5G; and the security threat to our private lives that universal connectivity implies.

In February Telecom Industry executives provided U.S. congressional testimony that they cannot provide any scientific evidence that 5G is safe.

U.S. elected officials continue to ask for evidence of safety (See 1, 2).

The first 5G court case was won last year in England but only after it had been installed in street lights and residents became sick.

There is research that proves 5G is harmful. In fact, here is research that proves all sources of cell phone and wireless WiFi radiation is harmful. It’s especially harmful to children. Our pets are affected too. Wildlife and nature are affected as well.

Activist Post has published many articles on the promotion and forced installation of 4G and 5G small cells along with Internet of Things (IoT) technology. People in the U.S. and all over the world are trying to stop this in their communities (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8). In the U.S, lawsuits have been filed against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding forced 5G installation (see 1, 2, 3).