ICATOR has launched an international campaign to file a class action lawsuit against neuro-torture. Many people worldwide are affected by secret targeting programs and clandestine research with neuro-weapons. We are the first Human Rights organisation to raise money to take legal action against the covert torture programs. For this, we need your help! With your support, we will be able to take legal action on behalf of the victims.
How can you help us?
We need to fundraise at different stages throughout this process. Initially, we had to raise 15,000 euros, for our lawyers retainer fees, which we managed to do over several months.
Donations from those who can help ICATOR are greatly appreciated and go towards our running costs and the lawsuit.
Who can participate in the lawsuit?
All those affected, who have evidence which we deem suitable for the lawsuit, can join the lawsuit.
ICATOR and its Belgium-based members will be the plaintiffs and any non- Belgian residents will be the witnesses. These witnesses, with evidence, will join from other countries around the world.
Our goal is to set a legal precedent for the future, create new laws and to regulate microwave weapons systems.
The Belgian Government will be prosecuted for not protecting citizens. If the case were to fail in Belgium, it would then go to the European Court of Human Rights and/or the ICC, in which case all Governments would be involved / shown as applicable.
As part of our legal process, a petition would be sent to the Belgian Parliament and a hearing would take place, which would also be televised.
ICATOR is presently meeting with several technical and medical experts, and we are working closely also with several other victims’ groups around the world.
The decision has been made, by our lawyers, that the case should be civil and criminal in order that participants will receive both convictions and compensation. We continue to hold meetings with our lawyers in order that the victims can have an opportunity to discuss the case and ask any questions. If anyone would like to become a member of ICATOR, you can do so by going to our “Membership and Donations” page and making your payment. Or, simply click on the link below.
ICATOR is a non-profit organisation and legal cases, such as ours, cannot be “Pro-Bono” as this is illegal in Belgium. Therefore, we ask for your donations to help pay for our daily operations and our legal fees.
Our legal team – D&L Droits Libertes – “Rights and Freedoms” – representing us take on only public interest cases, they will only represent Icator as an association, not members as individuals. See their website below.
https://www.droits-libertes.be/devenir-membre-dl
As part of our legal case, we are raising awareness, develping a medical clinic to aid and potentially diagnose members, gathering other factual and technical based evidence using TSCM based equipment to track and trace signals back to thier source of origin, and utilizing contacts and experts who are working in the ever developing NEURO RIGHTS legislations, as well other experts working on Havana Syndrome itself.
In 2021 a new foundation was created called the Neuro rights foundation, in Chili. They
formed and began creating a piece of legislation which aims to protect citizens brains.
With more consumer based technology like VR headsets coming out around the world,
and as well companies like NEURA LINK, there is ever growing concern for the mis use
of BCI – Brain computer interface technology.
A BCI of any form, be it a wearable headset, an implant and alike, will lead to RNM –
remote neural monitoring – allowing data to be both transmitted and received to and
from the brain.
Companies may in this case be able to access all Brian data, while telling purchasers of
their technology this will not happen, and it is classed as intellectual property theft,
invasion of privacy, and can also be utilized to induce aggression, emotions, control a
person to some extent, not to mention the hidden harm such technology may cause as
as a by product from radio waves impacting the brain and in turn the CNS – Central nervous
system.
The Chilian foundation had their legalisation passed – https://www.neurorightsfoundation.org/
then filed a legal case against San Francisco tech company called – EMOTIV – which won. This case then prevented EMOTIV from the sales of their products in Chili and ordered them to remove and delete all brain data pertaining to any Chili based resident.
Since then, Neuro rights bills have been passed n numerous counties and states in the
USA. California, Colorado, Portland, parts of the EU, the UN also, and more, have
followed suit.
