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The Swiss government plans to introduce stronger protections for minors on social media platforms and search engines. A bill due in June 2027 would also expand reporting procedures for potentially unlawful content and require greater transparency from major online services.
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Swiss courts
A Chinese national has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for a 2024 knife attack on children travelling to a daycare centre in Switzerland. Three children were wounded in the incident, which remains one of the country’s most serious recent violent-crime cases.
The Local Switzerland
education
Swiss pupils continue to perform above the OECD average, but recent results point to deterioration in some core skills. The article would investigate the trends in reading, mathematics and science, and consider the pressures facing schools and teachers.
Le News
education
Switzerland’s strong overall PISA performance masks deterioration in some core skills among 15-year-olds. The trend raises questions about teaching quality, educational inequality and the pressures facing the country’s school system.
Le News
online safety
A national campaign is urging parents and other adults to help protect children from online abuse. With more than 10,000 reports of child sexual-abuse material since 2022 and many teenagers being asked for intimate images, the campaign offers practical guidance on rules, communication and digital supervision.
SWI swissinfo.ch
education
Swiss pupils still perform above the OECD average, but recent results point to deterioration in basic skills. This analysis should investigate the causes of the decline and the implications for schools, teachers and education policy.
Le News
Switzerland
Children’s school-related difficulties are increasingly being brought to Swiss paediatricians, according to a survey of doctors. The trend raises questions about whether schools, rather than medical services, should provide more support.
Le News
education
Switzerland remains above the OECD average, but its 2025 PISA results show substantial declines in reading and mathematics since 2015.
SWI swissinfo.ch
asylum
A new report says bureaucratic procedures are leaving asylum seekers separated from their families for years, with children bearing much of the harm.
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asylum
An asylum and foreigners’ rights observatory says bureaucratic barriers are delaying family reunification for refugees, sometimes separating families for nine or ten years. Difficulties with documents, consular access, costs and divided responsibilities are having a particularly severe effect on children.
SWI swissinfo.ch
children
Swiss paediatricians are increasingly treating children whose difficulties are linked to school, according to a new survey. The findings suggest that educational pressures may be placing a growing burden on the healthcare system.
Le News
road safety
A survey of Swiss parents finds that many consider the journey to school unsafe, particularly where children must cross roads with speed limits of 50 kilometres per hour or more. The findings renew calls for safer crossings, walking routes and lower speeds around schools.
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school safety
A survey of parents finds that 41% consider their four- to seven-year-old child’s journey to school dangerous. Safety concerns are particularly acute where children cross roads with speed limits of 50 km/h or more, prompting calls for safer footpaths, crossings, lower speed limits and more walking-bus schemes.
SWI swissinfo.ch
children
Swiss paediatricians report that school-related difficulties are increasingly being brought into medical consultations. The trend raises questions about whether children’s problems are being medicalised when schools, families and social services may be better placed to respond.
Le News
children
A new survey suggests that school-related difficulties are increasingly being brought to Swiss paediatricians, turning educational and social problems into medical consultations. The story would investigate the pressures on children, families, schools and doctors, and ask whether more support should be delivered in classrooms rather than clinics.
Le News
healthcare
A new University of Bern study finds major regional disparities in access to paediatricians: Geneva has one full-time post for about 750 children, compared with roughly 4,750 children per post in Appenzell Outer Rhodes. High part-time rates, administrative demands and uneven remuneration are among the factors behind the shortage.
SWI swissinfo.ch
Ukraine
Four years after Ukrainian children evacuated from Mariupol arrived in Switzerland, some are confronting the possibility of returning to a country still at war. Their experiences offer a human-focused account of long-term exile, care arrangements and the uncertain future facing displaced children.
SWI swissinfo.ch
society
Child Protection Switzerland launches final phase of national prevention campaign against parental violence
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humanitarian
Swiss government prepares humanitarian mission to provide medical care for injured children from Gaza
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law
Swiss Parliament approves amendment to Civil Code explicitly banning violence in child-rearing, establishing counseling services for families facing parenting challenges.
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