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City Offers Homeless One-Way Travel Ticket to Europe if They Sign Contract to Never Return
On 5/1/21 at 4:40 PM EDT
Toprak Yergu, a Basel Department of Justice spokesperson, told local newspaper
20 Minutes that homeless individuals in the city can request a travel voucher and 20 Swiss francs (USD$21.90). In return, the individuals must sign a contract vowing not to return to the country for a specified period of time.
The official told the outlet any individuals caught violating the contract could face deportation. Beneficiaries must undertake in writing not to return to Switzerland at least for a certain period of time. If they are checked again, they risk expulsion from our country, Yergu said.
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The Federal Tribunal recently rendered a decision in a dispute between a bank and its client, a company, with regard to a (discretionary) wealth management contract. The claimant sought damages from the bank for a loss relating to the performance of the contract. This decision serves as a reminder of the fundamental issues of substantive law and gives food for thought in terms of the legal and strategic approaches to resolving a conflict.
Swiss women granted right to vote 50 years ago this weekend
On 7 February 1971, Swiss women were granted the right to vote after a referendum on the subject. This weekend marks the 50-year anniversary.
Source: parliament.ch
An early notable event in the fight for women’s suffrage in Switzerland was a demand to have the right included in a revision of Zurich’s cantonal constitution in 1863. However the demand came to nothing, according to parlament.ch. Women in Zurich had to wait until 1970, more than 100 years, to vote at a cantonal level.
In between, a federal referendum in 1959 to grant Swiss women the vote at a federal level, in which only men voted, failed. 67% rejected it. Only the cantons of Geneva (60%), Neuchâtel (52%) and Vaud (51%) had majorities in favour.