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Evangelical Swiss missionary executed by jihadists

Beatrice Stockli | Twitter Beatrice Stockli, an evangelical missionary from Switzerland who was held captive by Islamist extremists in Mali since January 2016, has reportedly been killed, Switzerland’s Federal Department of Foreign Affairs announced. She was 59. It was with great sadness that I learned of the death of our fellow citizen, Federal Councillor Ignazio Cassis said in a recent statement. Information about Stockli’s death came from recently released French hostage Sophie Pétronin, a 75-year-old French charity worker who was abducted by jihadists in December 2016, BBC reported. Pétronin, who converted to Islam during her captivity, reported that the missionary was reportedly shot dead about a month ago after she refused to take part in another move with her kidnappers in the Sahara. Pétronin said they moved around regularly to keep Malian and French soldiers from tracking them down. She said Stockli was dragged outdoors one night during her protest and she then

Swiss focus on equal pay and gender equality in New York - Expat Guide to Switzerland

Swiss focus on equal pay and gender equality in New York Published on Share At this year’s session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), Switzerland is focusing on equal pay, women’s economic independence, sexual and reproductive health rights, and the fight against discrimination and violence. The main focus of the 65 th CSW, which opened on Monday in New York, is the participation of women in decision-making in public life and the elimination of violence against women. Attending virtually, the Swiss delegation is led by Home Affairs Minister Alain Berset. This year, the updated Women’s Human Rights app (W’sHR app) – developed by Switzerland – will be available during negotiations on the agreed conclusions document.

Swiss focus on equal pay and gender equality in New York

Swiss focus on equal pay and gender equality in New York People in Geneva demonstrating for gender equality as part of the Swiss nationwide women s strike on June 14, 2019 © Keystone / Martial Trezzini At this year’s session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW), Switzerland is focusing on equal pay, women’s economic independence, sexual and reproductive health rights, and the fight against discrimination and violence. This content was published on March 15, 2021 - 17:43 March 15, 2021 - 17:43 swissinfo.ch/sm The main focus of the 65 th CSW, which opened on Monday in New York, is the participation of women in decision-making in public life and the elimination of violence against women. Attending virtually, the Swiss delegation is led by Home Affairs Minister Alain Berset. This year, the updated Women’s Human Rights app (W’sHR app) – developed by Switzerland – will be available during negotiations on the agreed conclusions document.

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