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⚠ In this section, you will find all the latest news for the current year from the City of Geneva, organised by theme. ⚠

Read the City of Geneva press releases in the press room section.

Les actualités du thème :

Campagne contre l’homophobie et la transphobie 2020

Campaign against homophobia and transphobia: “Stop wanting to change LGBTIQ+ people”

As part of its 2020 campaign against homophobia and transphobia, the City of Geneva denounces the numerous injunctions which, 30 years after homosexuality was de-pathologised by the World Health Organisation (WHO), continue to impede the fulfilment of LGBTIQ+ people throughout their life. From 28 September to 11 October, six posters will be displayed around the streets of Geneva and events are organised in collaboration with numerous partners.

Draft budget 2021: services maintained and political priorities implemented despite a considerable deficit

Accompanied by serious economic and social repercussions, the health crisis and the fiscal reform (RFFA) have weighed heavily in the preparation of the draft budget 2021. The expected fall in tax revenue has had a significant negative impact on the overall result, which is reflected in the deficit of 49.3 million francs. In order to implement a proactive policy aimed at supporting the local economy, the Administrative Council has increased the annual investments budget to 180 million francs.

Campagne contre l’homophobie et la transphobie 2020

Campaign against homophobia and transphobia: “Stop wanting to change LGBTIQ+ people”

As part of its 2020 campaign against homophobia and transphobia, the City of Geneva denounces the numerous injunctions which, 30 years after homosexuality was de-pathologised by the World Health Organisation (WHO), continue to impede the fulfilment of LGBTIQ+ people throughout their life. From 28 September to 11 October, six posters will be displayed around the streets of Geneva and events are organised in collaboration with numerous partners.

Draft budget 2021: services maintained and political priorities implemented despite a considerable deficit

Accompanied by serious economic and social repercussions, the health crisis and the fiscal reform (RFFA) have weighed heavily in the preparation of the draft budget 2021. The expected fall in tax revenue has had a significant negative impact on the overall result, which is reflected in the deficit of 49.3 million francs. In order to implement a proactive policy aimed at supporting the local economy, the Administrative Council has increased the annual investments budget to 180 million francs.

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