Neue Adresse Sie finden unsere Büros neu an der Pfinstweidstrasse 10, 1 OG. Anfahrt UNICEF Schweiz (PDF) Weitere News Elections completed: These are the new delegates of UNICEF Switzerland and Liechtenstein. News 16. December 2022 All five existing delegates have been re-elected. They are now joined by five new delegates from the constituencies of Central Switzerland, Northwestern Switzerland, Italian-speaking Switzerland and French-speaking Switzerland. We would like to congratulate them on their election. Right to a non-violent upbringing is enshrined in law in Switzerland. News 15. December 2022 Yesterday, the Council of States followed the recommendation of its Legal Affairs Committee and clearly adopted motion 19.4632 (“Enshrine the right to a non-violent upbringing in the Civil Code”) by 27 votes to 8. Ukraine: Attacks on infrastructure put seven million children at risk News 14. December 2022 Continuing attacks on critical energy infrastructure in Ukraine have left nearly seven million children without sustained access to electricity, heating and water, putting them at increased risk as temperatures continue to drop and winter deepens. First page « First Previous page ‹‹ … 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Elections completed: These are the new delegates of UNICEF Switzerland and Liechtenstein. News 16. December 2022 All five existing delegates have been re-elected. They are now joined by five new delegates from the constituencies of Central Switzerland, Northwestern Switzerland, Italian-speaking Switzerland and French-speaking Switzerland. We would like to congratulate them on their election.
Right to a non-violent upbringing is enshrined in law in Switzerland. News 15. December 2022 Yesterday, the Council of States followed the recommendation of its Legal Affairs Committee and clearly adopted motion 19.4632 (“Enshrine the right to a non-violent upbringing in the Civil Code”) by 27 votes to 8.
Ukraine: Attacks on infrastructure put seven million children at risk News 14. December 2022 Continuing attacks on critical energy infrastructure in Ukraine have left nearly seven million children without sustained access to electricity, heating and water, putting them at increased risk as temperatures continue to drop and winter deepens.
