The Swiss Federal Council confirmed at the end of 2023 that there are no controls on non-compliant mobile phones in Switzerland regarding their health effects due to non-ionising radiation. Meanwhile, it rejected a proposal to allocate human and financial resources to monitor the market for wireless devices.
Seine-Port bans cell phones from public spaces🔗
The people of Seine-Port have decided, in a unique referendum, to restrict the use of mobile phones by residents and visitors in front of schools, on the street and in shops, public places and associations, due to the harmful effects of excessive screen time, especially for children. The activity encourages parents to limit screens at home as well.
Ministers confirm plan to ban use of mobile phones in schools in England🔗
Ministers have confirmed that mobile phones will be banned in English schools. Many schools already prohibit phone use during school hours to help students concentrate on their lessons and engage with their friends and teachers. Schools will be able to choose an approach to prohibiting mobile phones which suits them.
Emmanuel Macron has appointed a group of experts to regulate child screen time🔗
The President of France announced at his press conference on Tuesday 16 January that the regulation of children's access to screens would be a priority. In March, an expert panel will give its opinion on how screens should be used in French children's homes and classrooms.
Ondes sous haute tension - Tous surexposés ? - Conférence le 8 mars 2024🔗
Le 8 mai, une conférence sur les champs électromagnétiques et l'électrohypersensibilité aura lieu à Martigny, en Suisse. Les orateurs seront le Prof. Belpomme, le Dr. Irigaray, M. Bodenmann, M. Dubochet.
Increasing sleep disorders among Swedish children🔗
In the last fifteen years, sleep disorders among Swedish children aged 0-19 have increased significantly, as has the prescription of sleeping pills or sedatives. The exposure to radiation from wireless technologies has increased enormously over the same period.
La majorité de Seine-Port en faveur de la charte qui limitera l’usage des écrans🔗
Les habitants de Seine-Port ont décidé, par un référendum unique, de restreindre l'utilisation des téléphones portables par les résidents et les visiteurs devant les écoles, dans la rue et dans les commerces, les lieux publics et les associations, en raison des effets néfastes d'un temps d'écran excessif, en particulier pour les enfants.
Strong concerns about current GIA negotiations unite European telecom operators🔗
The EU telecommunications industry is expressing strong concerns about the ongoing negotiations on the "Gigabit Infrastructure Act" regulation and warns of undesirable consequences, if the proposals are implemented in their current form.
Artificial electromagnetic fields and chemical pollutants: toxic synergies?🔗
Today, humans and ecosystems are exposed to cocktails of various pollutants difficult to control. In addition to chemical pollutants, we are increasingly exposed to artificial electromagnetic fields, and in particular those produced by wireless technologies. Could there be toxic synergies? (Translate into your language with DeepL)
Norwegian schools should be mobile phone free zones by 2024🔗
The Ministry of Education has decided to make Norwegian schools mobile phone-free zones as soon as possible due to the decline in the academic performance of Norwegian students and the dramatic deterioration in the mental health of children and young people, including digital bullying. (Translate with DeepL to your language)


















