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Jurisdictional Sovereignty

Swiss Jurisdiction

Switzerland’s legal framework where privacy is a constitutional right (Article 13), combined with CLAVI’s zero-knowledge architecture ensuring no court can compel surrender of keys.

Definition

The legal framework under which CLAVI operates. Switzerland’s Federal Constitution (Article 13) treats privacy as a fundamental human right. The revised Federal Act on Data Protection (revFADP) provides some of the world’s strongest data sovereignty protections. Combined with CLAVI’s zero-knowledge architecture, Swiss jurisdiction means that no government or court can compel CLAVI to surrender keys it does not possess.

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