Proposals / 20.445 n Neuer Straftatbestand Cybermobbing
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20.445 n Neuer Straftatbestand Cybermobbing
Die Kommission für Rechtsfragen des Nationalrates unterbreitet eine Vorlage zur Änderung des Strafgesetzbuches. Die Vorlage verfolgt das Ziel, das strafrechtliche Instrumentarium gegen Mobbing und Cybermobbing zu verstärken und damit den Schutz betroffener Personen zu verbessern.
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Summary from Fedlex, unchanged · proj/2026/52/cons_1
Progress
- Planned–
- Consultation27.05.2026–17.09.20261 day left
- Report on the resultsFederal Council
- Dispatchto Parliament
- ParliamentBusiness 20.445
- Referendum or voteif it comes to that
Consultation documents
- VernehmlassungsvorlageDraft for consultation · storedDEFRIT
- Erläuternder BerichtExplanatory report · storedDEFRIT
- Begleitschreiben-2Cover letter · storedDEFRIT
- BegleitschreibenCover letter · storedDEFRIT
- AdressatenlisteList of addressees · storedDEFRIT
Acts that change
- SR 311.0Schweizerisches Strafgesetzbuch vom 21. Dezember 1937
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Parliament
Every vote on the businesses tied to this proposal, from the vote on entry to the final vote. Marked in red: the votes the editors called decisive; click a column to open the vote.
| Name | Party |
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Y YesN NoA Abstention– did not votee excusedP presidingY unlike the groupN change of course between the overall and the final vote· not in the chamber at the time
Ordered by group, left to right, then by name. Nothing is sorted by deviations.
For the sessions 2025WS, 2026FS the Council of States published no roll-call lists; its votes from those sessions are missing.
Source: Parlamentsdienste der Bundesversammlung, Bern, retrieved 16.09.2026. Raw data
Not an official publication. Names, figures and the texts of the votes appear unchanged, exactly as the Parliamentary Services publish them.
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