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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 [...]
Read moreFor 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, [...]
Read moreSTATE 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 moreJoin the discussion! The Friends of the Constitution invite you to the next stop in their series of events: an open fireside chat with exciting guests from the world of politics that encourages dialogue and offers the audience space for questions. With: Rémy Wyssmann, National Councillor (SVP) Sabrina Weisskopf, Cantonal Councillor (FDP) Christoph Pfluger, journalist, publisher and co-founder of the Friends of the Constitution Moderation: Dr Roland [...]
Read moreIn accordance with our "More Democracy" mandate, the Friends of the Constitution have ensured that the new E-ID law must be put to the vote. This has now also been confirmed by the Federal Chancellery. We find it particularly offensive that a similar law was only put to the vote in 2021 and was clearly rejected. Four years later, Bern is trying to push it through again [...]
Read moreDirect democracy in focus - An exclusive conversation with Jasmin Kosubek and Dr Roland Bühlmann On Good Friday, 18 April 2025, we cordially invite you to a special evening on beautiful Lake Constance: The well-known journalist and YouTuber Jasmin Kosubek (over 250,000 subscribers!) will be conducting an exclusive on-stage interview with Dr Roland Bühlmann, an expert on direct democracy. Together they dive into the exciting question [...]
Read moreBern, 5 April 2025 - In the midst of organisational tensions within a referendum committee, the Friends of the Constitution have positioned themselves as a stable anchor in the joint resistance to the new e-ID law. Thanks to a calm and objective approach, coupled with a stable board and a reliable and well-structured organisation, the Friends of the Constitution have succeeded in winning by far the most [...]
Read moreFireside chat in Bern - join the discussion! After the successful fireside chat in Einsiedeln, we are continuing the series - next stop: Bern. Another exciting fireside chat will take place on 10 April 2025 at the Kreuz Congress Centre. Dr Roland Bühlmann will bring the most important topics to the table and invite interesting guests: Erich Hess, National Councillor SVP Andrea Zryd, National Councillor SP Jonathan [...]
Read moreCollection challenge: A decisive step against the e-ID The introduction of a digital identity (e-ID) in Switzerland is a significant step with far-reaching consequences. While proponents speak of greater efficiency and digitalisation, there are considerable concerns regarding data protection, state control and individual liberties. In order to enable a broad social debate on the E-ID, a [...]
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