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Investigation into discriminatory WhatsApp messages leads to immediate suspension of eight Lausanne police officers, prompting new confidential reporting structure.
Eight police officers suspended as Lausanne launches comprehensive investigation into discriminatory messaging, implementing new confidential reporting system.
Jewish communities report increasing incidents of anti-Semitism, from verbal abuse to serious assaults, as security concerns grow.
Court sentences asylum seeker to six months in prison for discriminatory attack, highlighting Switzerland's stance on hate crimes
Multiple Jewish tourists report harassment and physical intimidation in Davos, leading to police investigation and raising concerns about religious discrimination.
New data reveals nearly six hate crimes reported weekly against LGBTQ+ community, with transgender individuals facing half of all incidents
Official statistics reveal significant increase in racist and xenophobic incidents across Switzerland in 2024, with Muslim and Arab communities facing highest rise in targeted attacks.
Federal Commission against Racism reports 1,211 documented cases of racism in 2024, marking a 40% increase from previous year, with education sector most affected.
CICAD reports unprecedented rise in anti-Semitic acts in 2024, with 1,789 incidents recorded in French-speaking regions, including 42 physical attacks and increased online hatred.
A government study reveals growing xenophobic attitudes in Switzerland, raising concerns about social cohesion and integration policies.
Recent apartment listings explicitly excluding foreign applicants raise concerns about discrimination in Switzerland's tight housing market, prompting calls for regulatory oversight.
New study reveals significant gap between experienced and reported racism against Muslims in Switzerland, with only a fraction of incidents officially documented.
First comprehensive study by Swiss Center for Islam and Society reveals widespread anti-Muslim sentiment across institutions, with only one in 2,471 discrimination cases reported.
Bern court acquits Brasserie Lorraine in landmark ruling on cultural discrimination after stopping white reggae band performance
Swiss Senate votes 21-18 to make gender-based discrimination and hatred punishable by law, marking significant step forward in protecting women's rights.
Jewish community reports multiple physical and verbal assaults in Wiedikon area, raising concerns about rising antisemitism.
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