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Swiss House moves to ban Nazi symbols

Geneva: The Lower House of Swiss Parliament on Wednesday followed in the footsteps of the Senate in approving a measure that would ban the use of public wearing or display of Nazi and racist symbols. ap ...

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Apr 18, 2024 IST

Geneva: The Lower House of Swiss Parliament on Wednesday followed in the footsteps of the Senate in approving a measure that would ban the use of public wearing or display of Nazi and racist symbols. ap

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