Handful of Swiss Easter processions take place after inclement weather
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Traditional Good Friday processions continue to take place in some municipalities in Switzerland. In Romont, canton Fribourg, for example, the "Pleureuses" marched through the streets.
Psychologists: big break in relationships comes one to two years before separation
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Many people ask themselves whether their relationship will last. A clear sign exists that it could soon be over, according to an analysis with Swiss participation.
Swiss petition demands CHF350 million for women’s safety
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350 million francs for the safety of women from violence, and now: This is the demand of a petition that was submitted to the Federal Chancellery in Bern on Monday with over 21,400 signatures.
The image of foreigners in Switzerland has deteriorated
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The Federal Statistical Office has found that Swiss people’s views of foreigners have worsened over the last couple of years.
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International Women's Rights Day saw some 4,800 demonstrators march in the Swiss cities of Lausanne and Geneva on Saturday.
Diversity and equality ‘under threat’: ex-Swiss minister
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Dismantling diversity programmes is a backwards step for equality, warns former Swiss government minister Simonetta Sommaruga.
Top Swiss firms close to reaching gender quota in boards
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The proportion of women on the boards of directors of the fifty largest listed companies in Switzerland currently stands at 28%.
Swiss nomadic people were victims of crimes against humanity, says government
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The persecution of Sinti and Yenish in Switzerland in the 20th century is a crime against humanity according to current international law.
In Switzerland more people are being referred to electrical therapies or psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. Are there similar approaches where you live?
