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Switzerland’s cannabis pilot schemes are showing early harm-reduction benefits: legal pharmacy access has not increased consumption, while more users are choosing lower-risk methods such as vaping. The findings could influence the next revision of federal cannabis law.
about 2 hours ago · 1 source
LGBTQ rights
The Federal Council is considering a nationwide ban on conversion practices, arguing that attempts to change or suppress sexual orientation or gender identity can cause serious harm. The move could replace Switzerland’s current patchwork of legal protections.
Le News
plastic
Switzerland is preparing tighter rules for the disposal of plastic packaging. The article should explain which packaging and consumers are affected, how collection and recycling responsibilities may change and what practical steps households and businesses will need to take.
The Local Switzerland
Swiss law
New rules taking effect in September include changes to data-protection oversight in Bern and public-sector pay measures in Basel City. A practical guide should identify who is affected, what changes immediately and how the reforms fit into Switzerland’s cantonal legal system.
The Local Switzerland · +1 more
Swiss law
Switzerland’s Federal Administrative Court has upheld the revocation of a naturalised citizen’s nationality despite the risk of statelessness. This legally significant case warrants an explainer on the strict conditions for denaturalisation, terrorism-related grounds and Switzerland’s international obligations.
Le News
Basel
Police in Basel stopped an unauthorised pro-Palestinian demonstration after surrounding several hundred people and carrying out identity checks, with pepper spray used during a tense operation. The article should establish what authorities say about the event, examine the legal basis for restricting it and address the competing concerns over public order and protest rights.
SWI swissinfo.ch
Swiss law
Switzerland’s Federal Administrative Court has upheld the revocation of citizenship in a case involving support for terrorism, despite the risk that the person could become stateless. The ruling raises important questions about denaturalisation, proportionality and the limits of citizenship law.
Le News
politics
Committee submits over 115,000 signatures for 'Compass Initiative' demanding cantonal majority approval for new EU treaties, setting stage for crucial referendum.
SWI swissinfo.ch
environment
First wolf culling under revised hunting law in Valais triggers discussion about wildlife management and livestock protection
SWI swissinfo.ch
