The united nation
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Fashion designer Ly-Ling Vilaysane, St Gallen Keystone -
Cabaret performer Henry Camus, Ascona Keystone -
Manager and hairdresser Nana Zimmermann Boadi, Bern Keystone -
Dentist Saba Kamouneh, Zurich Keystone -
Butcher Milenge Bulambo, Zurich Keystone -
Artist Marina Belobrovaja, Zurich Keystone -
Goalkeeper Joel Kiassumbua, Emmenbrücke Keystone -
Set builder and technician Joerg Zielinski, Zurich Keystone -
Mathematician and mountain guide Gyula Csato, Ecublens Keystone -
Singer Joy Frempong, Zurich Keystone -
Communications expert Antonio Sommavilla, Bern Keystone -
Photographer Jacek Pulawski, Chiasso Keystone -
Radio presenter Kemal Sadulov, Zurich Keystone -
Geologist and oceanographer Judith McKenzie, Zurich Keystone
The whole world lives in Switzerland.
This content was published on September 28, 2011 - 08:16Although many immigrants still miss their homeland, many also have a strong desire to stay, to become Swiss. Why? Some cite friendships, others are drawn by career opportunities, while for others still, political considerations mean they are unable to return to their country of birth. Portraits of a Switzerland that could not be more diverse. (Concept: Schweizer Feuilleton-Dienst. Photos: Keystone/Alessandro Della Bella)
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