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Switzerland: Parliament Approves Extension of Police Detention From 24 to 48 Hours

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A year ago, a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Bern turned violent. Clashes between protesters and police left 18 officers injured, according to authorities, and at least 326 civilians sought medical treatment for injuries, according to Amnesty International. Today, the right-wing majority in Parliament is taking tough measures, reports RTS, transmits Telegraph.On March 18, the right wing of the Council of States approved the motion "Stop violen…

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Because of the violent demonstrations, Parliament wants to double the duration of the provisional arrest to 48 hours, which is delicate because it can also affect innocent people.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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A year ago, a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Bern turned violent. Clashes between protesters and police left 18 officers injured, according to authorities, and at least 326 civilians sought medical treatment for injuries, according to Amnesty International. Today, the right-wing majority in Parliament is taking tough measures, reports RTS, transmits Telegraph.On March 18, the right wing of the Council of States approved the motion "Stop violen…

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The police detention is to be renewed to 48 hours. Critics fear less time for justice.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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A year ago, a pro-Palestinian demonstration degenerated in Bern. Struggles between demonstrators and law enforcement officers injured 18 police officers, according to the authorities, and at least 326 civilians had to be taken care of for injuries, according to the NGO Amnesty International. Today, the right-wing majority of the Parliament is holding its sights.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF) broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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