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Art. 10 Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft (BV) - Recht auf Leben und auf persönliche Freiheit
BV; 2. Titel: Grundrechte, Bürgerrechte und Sozialziele; 1. Kapitel: Grundrechte
Art. 10 BV · Recht auf Leben und auf persönliche Freiheit
Jeder Mensch hat das Recht auf Leben. Die Todesstrafe ist verboten.
Jeder Mensch hat das Recht auf persönliche Freiheit, insbesondere auf körperliche und geistige Unversehrtheit und auf Bewegungsfreiheit.
Folter und jede andere Art grausamer, unmenschlicher oder erniedrigender Behandlung oder Bestrafung sind verboten.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (419)
A/2902/2024 · ge (art. 10 al. 2 Cst.)
Teacher's Supplementary Pyramid Scheme Activity Incompatible with Employment Status
Cited concerning the guarantee of personal freedom, which was alleged to be violated by the incompatibility finding.
BGE 151 I 19 (Art. 10 Abs. 2 und Art. 29a BV)
Patient’s opt-out of SAMW medical-ethical guidelines: no declaratory ruling on validity or on supervisory consequences for non‑observance by FMH physicians.
Main ground for dismissing the appeal regarding the declaratory ruling on the opt-out of SAMW guidelines and the need for a protectable interest.
BGE 148 IV 314 (Art. 10 Abs. 3 BV)
Extradition to Armenia denied pending verification of health-based reservation and medical-care guarantees under the prohibition of inhuman treatment.
Constitutional basis for the prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment, applied in the extradition review.
95/2003/1 · sh (Art. 10 Abs. 2 BV)
Custodial Inventory and Retention of Arrestee Property
Cited in the reasoning as a fundamental right potentially affected by the regulation of personal belongings during detention.
60/2008/10/A · sh (Art. 10 BV)
Social Assistance Recipient Vehicle License Plate Deposit Upheld
Cited in the context of the applicant's claim that the restriction violates the fundamental right to personal freedom, which the court ultimately rejected based on proportionality.
CON 2020 8 · ju (Art. 10 Cst.)
Mandatory Mask Ordinance Upheld
Cited as a fundamental right (equality) potentially impacted by unequal treatment of different establishments.
CON 2020 8 · ju (Art. 10 al. 2 Cst.)
Mandatory Mask Ordinance Upheld
Cited as a fundamental right (personal liberty) potentially impacted by the mask obligation.
VPB 150000254 (Art. 10 Abs. 2 BV)
Stadium Intimate Searches: Legality, Consent, and Proportionality
Cited as a fundamental right (bodily integrity) that is potentially restricted by intimate searches.
VB.2007.00361 · zh (Art. 10 Abs. 2 BV)
Failure to Pass Licentiate Exams and Academic Dismissal Upheld
Cited in the relevant legal norms section, suggesting consideration in the substantive ruling regarding fundamental rights.
JAAC 61.75 (Art. 10 Cst.)
Confederation v. International Organization (Diplomatic Protection)
Cited to clarify that it governs relations between cantons and foreign governments, not directly relevant to the individual's right to diplomatic protection.
VB.2002.00277 · zh (Art. 10 lit. II BV)
Appeal Against Driving License Withdrawal Due to Moderate Hashish Use
This constitutional provision was cited, likely relating to fundamental rights considered in the decision.
VB.2003.00282 · zh (Art. 10 Abs. III BV)
Appeal Regarding Compulsory Medication During Custodial Measure Enforcement
This provision relating to fundamental rights was considered in the context of the final decision, although it's a general constitutional basis.
VB.2003.00459 · zh (Art. 10 BV)
Prison Regulation on Accumulated Visits Upheld
This constitutional article, likely concerning basic rights or the rule of law, was considered in the overall assessment of the regulation's legality.
1C_164/2026 (Art. 10 Abs. 3 BV)
Police custody during COVID-19 demonstration: degrading treatment under Article 3 ECHR and legality of identification photographs under the principle of legal basis.
Basis under Swiss constitutional law for finding the police treatment degrading and unlawful.
RR.2025.197 (Art. 10 Ziff. 1 BV)
Appeal Against Extradition Order to Croatia Dismissed Due to Lack of Evidence of Human Rights Violations
Cited as a prohibition against torture and inhuman or degrading treatment, relevant to assessing potential human rights violations in the requesting state.