Switzerland moves to ban all use of Nazi symbols amid rise in antisemitism (opens original article in a new tab)

Switzerland moves to ban public displays of Nazi symbols with proposed law that includes fines and exceptions for educational purposes, responding to increased antisemitism.

• Switzerland proposes ban on public display of Nazi symbols including swastika and Hitler salute
• New law would impose 200 Swiss franc fine for violations and allow exceptions for educational uses
• Government cites rise in antisemitic incidents as reason for stricter regulations
• Current law only penalizes use of symbols for propaganda, not mere display