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Switzerland faces a historic decision: sovereignty or submission?
Relations between Switzerland and the EU are at a crucial turning point. On 20 December 2024, the Federal Council plans to sign the negotiated framework agreement (Bilaterals III) with the EU, a step that could seriously jeopardise the country's independence. This agreement is intended to extend the existing bilateral agreements between Switzerland and the EU - in particular [...]
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The WHO pandemic treaty in the crossfire: sovereignty, freedom of expression and direct democracy on the brink
In November, the Intergovernmental Negotiating Body (ING) approved amendments to the WHO pandemic treaty, which will be finalised in May 2025. The draft WHO agreement on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response has become increasingly important in recent months. While amendments were already adopted in November, the final decision in May 2025 is approaching. In view of [...]
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Switzerland's sovereignty initiative: a step towards strengthening national independence
The initiative on Switzerland's national sovereignty advocates a clear prioritisation of the country's political independence and fundamental rights. Essentially, it is about restricting the application of international treaties that could compromise sovereignty. But what does this mean in concrete terms? International law and national sovereignty National sovereignty is a cornerstone of international law. The UN Charter [...]
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Canton of Neuchâtel enshrines digital integrity in the constitution
In a significant step for the rights of citizens, the right to digital integrity is now officially enshrined in the cantonal constitution of the canton of Neuchâtel. In the vote on 24 November 2024, voters had the opportunity to decide on this groundbreaking amendment in addition to the national proposals. The canton of Neuchâtel has [...]
Read moreActive for our fundamental rights - defending the constitution - strengthening democracy
The freedom and the right of the people to have a say are anchored in the Swiss Federal Constitution. Citizens thus have an influence on political events in the country and thus also shape their own lives.
At a time when politics and the media are increasingly determined by business and lobby organisations, our civil rights movement is needed more than ever. The Friends of the Constitution actively campaign for the protection of our fundamental rights. Only thanks to committed citizens can our direct democracy continue to exist and guarantee freedom for all. In Switzerland, the state serves the people - not the other way round.
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