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Sicher feiern: a poster against drink spiking

Anyone who feels uneasy at the bar says a harmless-sounding sentence, and the staff help. Sicher feiern makes a poster and a staff card for this in a few minutes.

By Richard Červenka · 1 min read · updated 15 October 2026

A lit shelf full of bottles behind a bar.
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How it works

  1. Enter the venue, code word, contact person and taxi.
  2. Pick the dark design for a club or the light one for a pub or festival.
  3. Tap “Print poster” and “Print staff cards” (2 × A5).
Sicher feiern on a phone.

How the code word works

A guest who feels uneasy or harassed asks at the bar, for example, “Is Anna here?”. The staff understand and help discreetly. The guest decides what happens. The staff card lists six steps, from a quiet place to writing down what happened.

What the poster says

The code word in large letters, three rules about your own drink and about suspected drink spiking (K.-o.-Tropfen), the numbers 144, 117 and 112, and your taxi number. If you enter no taxi, the poster shows 143 (Dargebotene Hand, the helpline) instead. If you like, you can add the “Get home safe” block with a note on the Moonliner night buses. A link to a support service or a reporting tool is printed as a QR code. You can also print the code word sentence in two more languages.

Hang it up and brief the team

Good places are toilet doors, the cloakroom and the wall behind the bar. Five minutes before the shift are enough to brief the team. Your details are not sent anywhere. The content follows the public advice of the police and support services. The page does not replace a safety plan or training.

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Text: Richard Červenka, Bärn Kit. Found a mistake? Write to hallo@uebrig.ch.