This week week we are re looking at the challenges and successes of women in Switzerland. But did you know that until 1952, Swiss women who married a foreigner lost their nationality? This "marriage rule" had disastrous, even fatal, consequences for thousands of women, particularly during the Second World War. Click here to find out why despite several revisions to the law since 1953, the injustice continues, particularly for the descendants of these Swiss women: http://s.swissin.fo/ZBci97m | sw

Swiss men continued to deny women the right to vote until 1971. This inspired two Swiss-based authors to create characters who experienced the fight for women's suffrage at first hand. In 'The Other Daughter' by British author Caroline Bishop, one of the key protagonists, Sylvia, is a reporter sent to Switzerland on a mission to find out the effect of the introduction of female suffrage. 'Voting Day' by Irish writer Clare O'Dea is set on the day that men first voted no to women's suffrage in Swi

14 reactions · 3 comments | Swiss women were denied national voting rights until 1971. “Gender equality is an important prerequisite for the realisation of human rights,” declared one woman at a march for women’s rights in 1969. SWI looks back at the long battle for universal suffrage in Switzerland. Click the link in the comments for the full story  | swissinfo | Facebook

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