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Until 1981, it was possible to be interned for bad morals

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Couleurs locales
28 May 2018

Anne-Françoise Praz

Lettres et des sciences humaines, UNIFR

In Switzerland, until 1981, citizens who were too "disruptive" could be imprisoned without trial.

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