Your Voice Counts – Postcard Campaign for the Inclusion Initiative

Special Olympics Switzerland is committed to creating an inclusive world through the power of sport, where people with intellectual disabilities can lead active, healthy, and fulfilling lives. We have therefore supported the inclusion initiative, which was submitted just over a year ago, from the outset. Now the Federal Council has presented the draft of the indirect counter-proposal. At first glance, this “inclusion law” raises hopes. However, a closer analysis reveals that the current draft is not sufficient.

Effective immediately, a campaign by the initiative committee is underway: Join in, order a postcard, and tell the Federal Council what needs to change in the new Inclusion Act.

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