Switzerland to vote on capping population at 10 million

No to 10 million referendum Switzerland

Switzerland will hold a referendum on whether to cap the country’s population at 10 million.

The “No to 10 million Switzerland” initiative was put forward by the right-wing, anti-immigration Swiss People’s Party (SVP).

The proposal has received enough signatures to be put to a vote, the government said on Wednesday, and it will go to the ballot box on June 14.

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Riots erupt in Swiss city after migrant teen is killed in scooter crash while fleeing police

Dramatic riots have erupted in a Swiss city after a migrant teen was killed in a scooter crash while fleeing the police.

Riot cops clashed with protesters who hurled Molotov cocktails in Lausanne as officials desperately tried to put a lid on escalating violence.

The unrest comes with the Olympic capital’s police in the spotlight after four officers were suspended Monday following the unearthing of racist, sexist and discriminatory messages in private WhatsApp groups.

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Swiss Supreme Court Says Parents Must Facilitate Daughter’s Gender Transition

“We are heartbroken,” the father said in a statement to The Daily Wire. “We love our daughter and only want what’s best for her. We know this decision is not in her best interest.”

“That we could face criminal charges for simply trying to care for our daughter shows how deeply embedded transgender ideology is in Swiss institutions and the real harms it causes,” he added. “We are considering our next steps.”

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Frenchman’s Swiss naturalisation bid rejected for ‘mowing his lawn on public holidays’

Switzerland seems to have stricter citizenship laws than the rest of Europe; one man saw his naturalisation request denied for mowing his lawn during public holidays, allegedly disturbing his neighbours and the public peace.

The French resident of Clos du Doubs in the Porrentruy district was turned down at a communal assembly on April 3, Le Quotidien Jurrasien reported.

The unnamed 50-year-old from Paris has lived in the Swiss Jura area for more than a decade.

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Death of Nahel: 64 arrested in Brussels as mass riots spread over France to Belgium & Switzerland

A total of 64 people were arrested in the incidents that took place in Brussels on Thursday evening in protest over the shooting of a 17-year-old by a police officer in France.

One minor was judicially arrested in Brussels (meaning the person was taken to a police station and questioned) after he was seen beating and wounding a police officer, the City of Brussels/ Ixelles local police wrote in a statement on Friday morning.


Swiss police detain 7 people during riots in Lausanne


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Muslim migrant buys 14-year-old girl in Switzerland

With the alarming influx of illegal migrants in the Western nations, while Muslim migrants are committing numerous types of crimes including jihadist suicide attacks and stabbing attacks, now another nefarious culture of sexual perversion has started in several European countries, including Switzerland.

According to media reports, the criminal court of Lucerne sentences a Muslim migrant for sexual acts with a child. He handed over money to the parents of a 14-year-old girl in order to be able to buy her for using as sex slave.

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Swiss Face Up to 3 Years in Prison For Violating Heating Rules

People in Switzerland who violate the country’s new heating rules which forbid setting the temperature above 19°C (66.2F) in the colder months will face up to three years in prison.

Yes, really.

Under the new rules, buildings that use gas heating systems are restricted to 19°C, while hot water can only be heated up to 60°C and radiant heaters are banned entirely.

h/t Mauser

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Switzerland Charges Libyan Hate Preacher After 5-Year Probe

Abu Ramadan – Big on diversity and interfaith outreach.

ZURICH (Sputnik) – Swiss prosecutors on Wednesday charged a Libyan imam with a hate crime over a sermon in which he called for attacks on people of other religions or ethnicity, media said.

Cantonal prosecutors opened a probe in 2017 after the SRF broadcaster reported that the cleric called on his supporters in a mosque in Biel to “destroy Jews, Christians, Hindus, Russians and Shiites.”

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Switzerland: Voters Approve ‘Burqa Ban’

Swiss voters have narrowly approved a proposal to ban face coverings in public spaces. The measure comes just over a decade after citizens voted to ban the construction of minarets, the tower-like structures on mosques that are often used to call Muslims to prayer.

The referenda reflect the determination of a majority of Swiss voters to preserve Swiss traditions and values in the face of runaway multiculturalism and the encroachment of political Islam.

Switzerland now joins Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, the Netherlands and Sweden, all of which currently have full or partial bans on religious and non-religious face coverings.

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