🪓 THE CATALOGUE OF AFFLICTION
Ten Years of Psychological Terror: A Procedural Biography of a Targeted Mother
Filed by: SWANK London Ltd
Author: Polly Chromatic
Filed Date: 15 August 2024
Reference Code: SWANK-TERROR-0815
PDF Filename: 2024-08-15_SWANK_ForwardedEmail_PsychologicalTerrorInstitutional.pdf
Summary: A forensic itemisation of institutional torment across five axes: speech, sociality, reputation, occupation, and health.
I. What Happened
Over a ten-year period, every category of psychological warfare was deployed against a disabled mother who had committed no crime but dared to request safety, clarity, and procedural fairness.
This document, styled originally as an email but canonised now in the SWANK Evidentiary Catalogue, sets forth an itemised list of the methodologies of degradation used by public bodies — disguised as concern, carried out with clinical affect, and polished by procedural obfuscation.
It is not hyperbole.
It is not metaphor.
It is archival testimony of harm.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
This document proves the coordinated use of occupational sabotage, speech-based punishment, reputational assassination, and social exile to dismantle a mother’s personhood in public view.
It evidences:
The refusal to accommodate a disabling speech condition,
Mockery and surveillance of physical disability,
Isolation from colleagues, peers, and professionals,
Forced psychiatric referrals used as weaponry,
Institutional gaslighting concealed as procedure,
And the expectation that she remain compliant while being unmade.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because psychological terror is not always screaming.
Sometimes it’s paperwork.
Sometimes it’s scheduling.
Sometimes it’s the way a gatekeeper emails you three hours late — after the door has closed.
Sometimes it’s being “noted.”
Sometimes it’s being erased in the margins.
This post exists to prove what institutions deny: emotional warfare can be archived.
IV. Violations
Article 3 ECHR – Inhuman and degrading treatment
Article 8 ECHR – Destruction of private life and family stability
Equality Act 2010 – Disability discrimination, failure to accommodate, speech-based bias
Protection from Harassment Act 1997 – Repeated institutional targeting
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) – Violated in full
V. SWANK’s Position
Let the reader understand: this is not merely a complaint —
It is a map of institutional sadism, too intricate to be accidental.
When every doorway closes,
When every voice mocks,
When every document omits,
When you are too sick to speak and too clever to be tolerated —
You archive.
You do not wait to be believed.
You build the record that buries them.
This post is that record.
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