I read through all nine pages and found this amazing! The Swiss Court got it! Shunning was not about freedom of religion. The Societies rules were and still are against freedom FROM their religion.
It's a big open door to enter the JW world but if you want to leave it's going to be a big slap on your butt.
It is very apparent that the Society uses coercion to enforce their policy of severe shunning to the point that JW's were compelled to shun or be disfellowshiped in turn.
The Swiss court's summation used the term Bullying. The definition of Bullying among other acts is to intimidate or coerce........
Here is a section that speaks volumes in SlimBoyFats post:
"Shunning (ostracism) Baptized members of Jehovah's Witnesses who turn away from the faith or break rules are expelled from the community. Other Jehovah's Witnesses may no longer have contact with them or even acknowledge them. This also applies to close family members. Those affected often lose all of their loved ones at once, including those closest to them: parents, children, siblings, partners, grandparents, and friends. Ostracized persons often learn about the marriage, birth or death of their closest relatives from third parties. Today, children are often baptized at the age of 11 or younger. After that, they can no longer freely decide how they want to live and what they want to believe in -because otherwise they will lose their family and loved ones"....