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4worldlovers: At one time the Muslim headscarf was a frequent source of heated debate. It can be seen as a barometer to gauge changing views of religious freedom.

Celebrated actor-director Charlie Chaplin died in 1977 and was buried in the cemetery at Corsier-sur-Vevey. But then, grave robbers dug up his body and demanded large sums of money from the family for its return. A macabre story that could have come straight from one of Chaplin’s films, but did in fact happen.

The Swiss Federal Constitution is caught in a push-and-pull between direct democracy, on the one hand, and European and international law, on the other. Certain European fundamental rights standards are being adopted nonetheless. The Council of Europe and the European Convention on Human Rights have had a marked effect on the current version of the Constitution. Decisions in Strasbourg continue to develop and enhance human rights standards that apply not just in the EU, but in Switzerland, too.

The Friends support the National Museum Zurich. They enable the acquisition of objects for the Museum and facilitate the Museum’s cultural mandate: collecting, preserving and exhibiting. As a Friend, you will enjoy numerous benefits.

4worldlovers: Due to an internal event, the FIFA Museum will close at 16:30 on Thursday 22 June 2023. From Friday 23 June 2023, we will return to our regular opening hours of 10 to 18.

Be part of the action when women's football goes beyond greatness this summer at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand. All sports fans are invited to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 Public Viewing at the Sportsbar 1904 at the FIFA Museum.

The FIFA Museum is proud to announce a partnership with LEGENDS and the launch of its first permanent exhibition outside Switzerland, in the Spanish capital of Madrid. The exhibition is dedicated to the history of the FIFA World Cup and the FIFA Women’s World Cup.