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Doyenne of women’s rights in Switzerland dies

This content was published on The Gosteli Foundation said on Friday the doyenne of the Swiss women’s rights had been in medical care following a fall. Born in 1917 on her parent’s farm outside the Swiss capital, Bern, she worked in the army press and radio department and later for the United States embassy’s information department in Bern. From the…

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25 years of the women’s strike

This content was published on They were calling for more action, ten years after equality between men and women had been enshrined in the constitution. The women were workers, graduates, civil servants, mothers and housewives from all over the country and from all language regions. The issues: the slow implementation of the equality article in the constitution and the need…

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