We are committed to nationally coordinated measures based on professional expertise in the prevention of domestic violence.
Our main aim is to prevent violence and enable people to deal with conflicts without resorting to violence, by offering professional services. We see working with perpetrators of violence as a contribution to protecting victims and preventing future violence.
Entre la peur, la honte ou le découragement, nous, victimes, avons parfois du mal à trouver les ressources nécessaires pour dénoncer ce que nous avons subi et nous reconstruire.
Imaginé et réalisé par une ancienne victime, ce site offre une large palette d’informations légales et pratiques, mais aussi de précieux témoignages d’autres victimes qui racontent leur histoire.
Association VPS
1260 Nyon
Wir beraten kostenlos und helfen vertraulich bei allen Formen von Gewalt gegen Frauen:
- Ich méchte ins Frauenhaus
- Stalking
- Selbstverteidigungskurse für Frauen
- Häusliche Gewalt
- Eifersucht
- Sexting
- Stress mit Eltern
- Sexueller Missbrauch
- Psychische Gewalt
- Sexuelle Balästigung
- Ausbeutung
- Vergewaltigung
F-information est un espace à Genève pour soutenir les femmes* et familles dans la vie de tous les jours. Vous pouvez obtenir des réponses dans les domaines professionnels, juridiques, psycho-sociaux au moyen de consultations individuelles, en faisant des bilans de compétences, en participant à l’une ou plusieurs de nos nombreuses activités collectives ou en consultant les documents de la bibliothèque Filigrane spécialisée sur les thèmes femme·xs, féminismes, genre, égalité.
F-information a mis en place une consultation juridique et sociale offrant un accueil spécifique et inconditionnel aux femmes* victimes de violences domestiques (CIVD).
Legal representation of children and young people by qualified and independent representatives.
Register to find qualified children’s legal representatives.
Address:
Heimatstrasse 25
8008 Zurich
OLEJ’s main mission is to document and monitor developments in the situation of children and young people and the public policies that affect them, with the aim of strengthening children’s rights and anticipating future developments.
Our mission:
- Develop knowledge
- Share knowledge
- Promote coordination
Address:
Av. Tissot 2bis
1006 Lausanne
Civil society as a key player
The Istanbul Convention gives NGOs, specialised services and other civil society players an important role in implementation and monitoring. In Switzerland, it is non-governmental and not-for-profit organisations that are responsible for a large part of the assistance provided and for the protection institutions for people affected by violence. Under the Convention, Switzerland is obliged to encourage these organisations and to develop cooperation with them. Given their experience in the field, NGOs and specialised services are the main partners of the body responsible for evaluation, GREVIO, insofar as it is to this body that they report on the situation in their respective countries.
The non-profit association ‘Netzwerk Kinderrechte Schweiz’ (Swiss Child Rights Network) is made up of Swiss non-governmental organisations that work to promote the recognition and implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in Switzerland. One of the network’s main tasks is to report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, which regularly reviews the progress and obstacles to the realisation of children’s rights in Switzerland. As part of this process, the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child is monitored, commented on in periodic reports and discussed in dialogue with authorities and organisations.
Address:
Bureau Réseau suisse des droits de l’enfant
c/o polsan AG
Effingerstrasse 2
CH-3011 Bern
Address:
Case postale
3000 Berne