The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has ruled against Switzerland for its decision to ban public demonstrations during lockdown.
The court said a blanket ban on certain behaviour needs strong justification and serious review by domestic courts.
By a majority verdict the judges concluded the ban on demonstrations over a long period was disproportionate.
Switzerland will have to pay CHF 3,000 to the Geneva Trades Union Association which took the issue to court.
Husband and wife found dead in Germany and Switzerland
A joint police operation between German and Aargau police has been launched as a husband and wife have both been found dead.
Swisscom fined for competition law violation.
Swisscom has been fined CHF 18m for breaking the cartel law and unfair competition.
Speeders found after social media videos
Two drivers posted themselves driving at high-speed on social media and have been tracked down by police.
One idea unites all political parties
One idea has united all parties in the Geneva Grand Council – from the Greens to the Swiss People’s Party.
Elderly woman swipes unclaimed cash
An elderly woman who took a CHF 1,000 that had not been collected by an ATM user has been ordered to pay it back - plus CHF 400.
Govt to delay funding decision for UNRWA
The Swiss government is putting off a decision on whether to re-start funding to the UN Palestinian relief organisation UNRWA.
