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Active for our fundamental rights!
Word for Sunday
Dear members, supporters and friends! It almost worked - we trembled for hours at our voting meeting in Bern. By 3 p.m. we had almost 40,000 more votes than the E-ID supporters. The results of the big cities turned the tide after all. Nevertheless, let's look on the bright side. After three failed corona referendums, with less than 40% support [...]
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The campaign has been launched: NO to the E-ID Act!
On 28 September 2025, the Swiss population will vote on the new E-ID Act. What appears to be a practical digital solution at first glance harbours considerable dangers for our democracy, our fundamental rights and our privacy on closer inspection. The "E-ID Act NO" committee officially launched the "No" campaign yesterday in Bern. Also involved: Friends of the Constitution, Digital [...]
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The Friends of the Constitution need your help
For a Switzerland that preserves its freedom and fundamental rights The Friends of the Constitution have been passionately committed to freedom, direct democracy and the protection of our fundamental rights for years. But now we are facing a serious challenge: more and more members are leaving us and with them the financial resources that keep our movement alive are dwindling. Without your financial support, [...]
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Referendum launched against amendment to the Postal Act
STATE MEDIA? NO THANKS We, together with Aktionsbündnis Urkantone, Aufrecht Schweiz, HelvEthica Ticino, Lehrernetzwerk Schweiz, Netzwerk Impfentscheid and Verfassungsbündnis Schweiz, have launched a referendum against the amendment to the Postal Act (PG) of 21 March 2025. The new law aims to massively expand state funding for the early delivery of subscription newspapers. State-affiliated [...]
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.
Together we are strong!
