Women switched at birth in 1965 sue for breach of human rights

In 1965, a Norwegian woman learned nearly six decades later that her biological daughter had been mistakenly switched at birth in a central Norway hospital, leading to a lawsuit against the state and municipality by the now 59-year-old women and their mother. The daughters claim their human rights were violated when authorities discovered the error during their teenage years and covered it up, demanding an apology and compensation. The trial is ongoing, with the state arguing that the switch occurred in a private institution and that there is no legal basis for compensation.

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