The legal landscape surrounding hate speech and Nazi symbolism in Switzerland is a complex and nuanced issue.

While the country has strong protections for free speech, there are limitations when it comes to the public glorification of Nazism and the incitement of hatred.

According to Swiss law, the public denial, trivialisation, or justification of genocide or other crimes against humanity is punishable by up to three years in prison.

This includes the denial or downplaying of the Holocaust.

Additionally, the display of Nazi symbols, such as the swastika, is prohibited in certain contexts, particularly when used to promote Nazi ideology or incite violence. - https://switzerlandfocusguide.com/blog/legal-to-hail-hitler-switzerland/?unique_id_kovhtxg7

Navigating the Legal Landscape of Nazi Symbolism in Switzerland