Can you do what you want with your ashes?

Émission

Couleurs locales
05 July 2016

François-Xavier Amherdt

Théologie, UNIFR

Depositing the ashes of a deceased person in nature is forbidden in Switzerland. Nine out of ten deceased people in Switzerland decide to be cremated.

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