Swiss Neutrality Concept Evolved in Late 19th Century
Swiss politicians are increasingly discussing the integration of Muslims, with a potential ban on headscarves in schools being a prominent topic. Visible Muslim women face prejudice and are often associated with terrorism, making integration challenging. Advocates emphasize that Muslims are an integral part of Swiss society and should not be marginalized. This evolution was influenced by a new concept known as 'active neutrality,' which reduced dependence on international law. This shift began early but gained momentum in the 1890s with a radical movement.
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SRF 4 News
“Musliminnen und Muslimen müssten mit vielen Vorurteilen leben. Patriarchalische Männer unterdrückte Frauen und stets der Verdacht mit dem Islamismus zu sympathisieren.”
SRF 1 Switzerland
“Gewinnerin oder der Gewinner. Das rentieren Sie, Sie können die Täne auffahren”
RTS La 1ere
“Pour toute une série de raisons, on a eu une transformation du concept de neutralité à la fin du XIXe siècle avec deux éléments fondamentaux. Le premier, ce nouveau concept qu'on appelle neutralité active, réduit la dépendance aux droits internationales.”
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