DAP works with private informants

The Swiss domestic intelligence service also receives information from private individuals.

The Swiss domestic news service also receives information from private individuals. As the news agency SDA reports, these are paid a maximum of CHF 2,000 per year. It is unclear how many informants are involved. There is also no employment contract. "This is not a special regulation in Switzerland," said Danièle Bersier, spokeswoman for the Federal Office of Police, in response to a report by Sonntagsblick. The regulation is legally enshrined in federal law with measures to safeguard internal security.

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