Security at ESC, sexism and a slap in the face for the child?

According to information from « Sonntagsblick » Israeli singer Yuval Raphael (24) will travel to Basel with her own security team. In Bern it can be heard from diplomatic circles that the security situation has not changed, but you have to calculate a « lonely wolf scenario »-a single offender who is planning his deeds independently without being part of an organized group.

Such verbal attacks are worrying for women and sexual minorities. « Certain men try to make parts of society invisible. » In business, too, it locates backwards. How quickly some companies would have hired their diversity programs in Switzerland is « surprising and disappointing ».

In Germany, the Minister of Equal Opportunities is shocked by the increasing violence of women. For autumn, she announces a nationwide campaign against violence to women for whom she wants to use known personalities as an ambassador. In addition, the interior minister has set a crisis meeting of the cantons and cities to discuss possible solutions.

Job reduction at UBS: 20,000 jobs have disappeared since the credit Suisse took over

The large bank has already saved massive costs in the past two years. But she has not yet achieved her goal. Thousands of jobs will disappear again in the next few months. Again « Sonntagsblick » writes, the UBS has reduced around 20,000 jobs since the credit Suisse took over two years ago. This emerges from the quarterly reports of the Grossbank.

Because, according to a SLRG study, around 13 percent of students do not receive swimming lessons during their mandatory school period-although this is prescribed with curriculum 21 in all German-Swiss cantons. Land communities are particularly affected. The reasons for the reasons are missing indoor pools, high costs and organizational effort. « A swimming lesson takes a lot more time and money in the country than a gymnastics lesson, » says Dagmar Rösler, President of the Teachers’ Association LCH in the newspaper.

Can parents give their children a slap in the face?

The National Council debates next week about whether non -violent education should be anchored in civil law. While most parties agree, there is disagreement in the SVP: there are according to « Sonntagszeitung » Voices that complain about the loss of parental authority and find that a slap in the face should not be punishable.