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People from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds live in Switzerland. Living in harmony depends on everyone observing the law of the land and interpersonal rules. Everyone in Switzerland has rights and obligations prescribed by law.
- Reporting office for hate crimes: Those who have experienced anti-LGBTIQ violence should report the incident to the LGBTIQ Helpline – regardless, whether you want to file a report to the police or not. Witnesses of anti-LGBTIQ violence can contact us. Yo…
How do project organisers and participants work together as equals? The Swiss Forum for Migration and Population Studies SFM surveyed "ici. here together." projects. This resulted in these 7 tips for diverse projects, which have been summarised in a folded…
Our society has become increasingly multi-lingual and multicultural through the immigration of the last decades. In many places, the focus is therefore on the question of dealing with diversity. Interbiblio and its member libraries believe that linguistic …
Reaching socially disadvantaged families and older people with health information can be challenging. A needs assessment was conducted to learn more about their health-related needs and preferences and derive recommendations for health information.
The Swiss Red Cross was commissioned by the Federal Office for Public Health (FOPH) to develop and coordinate migesplus.ch.
