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Switzerland: New laws against racism

01 January 1991

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Switzerland: New laws against racism
artdoc May=1993

The Swiss National Council, the first chamber of Parliament, has
approved a package of legislation which includes a law against
refusal to supply services on the basis of nationality or
religion as well a law against oral or written Holocaust denial.
Sweden is also to sign the international convention on the
elimination of racial discrimination (Jewish Chronicle 11.1.93)

IRR European Race Audit no 2 1992. Contact: Liz Fekete, Institute
of Race Relations, 2-6 Leeke Street, London WC1X 9HS Tel: ++ 071
837 0041

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