| | | Drugs and alcohol Tobacco consumption is widespread in Switzerland. In 2003 the Federal Office of Health put the number of smokers at about one third... read more | |
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| | | Education in Switzerland Switzerland prides itself on its high standard of publicly-funded education. As a country with few natural resources, its prosperity... read more | |
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| | | Family life People marry relatively late; they concentrate on their training and career before they start a family. Swiss women are among the oldest... read more | |
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| | | Language distribution Switzerland has four national languages, but they vary greatly in the number of speakers.
German
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| | | Religion Membership of Christian churches has shrunk in recent years. In a wideranging poll of Swiss attitudes taken in 2000, only 16% of Swiss... read more | |
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| | | The Swiss population Since 1972 fewer children have been born than is necessary for continued population growth. In 1998 there were more deaths than births... read more | |
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| | | Women equality Switzerland has had a law establishing equality between men and women since 1981. The Federal Office for the Equality of Women and... read more | |
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