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Active for our fundamental rights!
FdV on Tour - We're coming to you! First stop: Canton Bern
The Friends of the Constitution are going on tour! With the new "FdV on Tour" series, we want to get closer to our members, donors and all interested people in Switzerland - directly on site, in person and without detours. Our aim is to get into dialogue with you, answer your questions and facilitate an open exchange. [...]
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So they did - the friends of the constitution were monitored!
Despite our peaceful commitment to fundamental rights and democratic processes, the Swiss intelligence service classified our organisation as a "threat". A request for information should bring clarity. In the SRF Arena on 21 May 2021, during the discussion about the Terrorism Act, Federal Councillor Karin Keller-Sutter said to Michael Bubendorf (former member of the FdV): 💬 "You are criticising the Federal Council, that is absolutely [...]
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(F)DP backs EU treaties and says no to a majority of the cantons
The FDP is in favour of the new EU treaties. A simple majority of the people should be sufficient in the referendum - according to the party line, a majority of the cantons is not required. The delegates took these fundamental decisions in Bern on Saturday. Important principles of liberal thinking are federalism and subsidiarity. Behind this difficult word lies the idea that as many decisions as possible should be taken [...]
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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 [...]
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!
