sentences:  In 2005, a Swiss trade-unionist indicted for having blocked public transport in Geneva was surprised to see that the police files contained all of his activities since 1965, although he had never been indicted before.The court had asked the police for his file.Rémy Pagani, also a member of the "Syndicat des services publics" (SSP, Public Services Trade-Union) and MP for the "Alliance de gauche" (Left-wing coalition, a party based in Geneva), confirmed during the same trial that the file listed his presence in demonstrations where he had not been arrested, as well as his participation in the occupation of a building in support of Nelson Mandela, although he had not been arrested either for this act.