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Gambia: Swiss Court Convicts Former Interior Minister For Crimes Against Humanity, Including Torture of Two Journalists

Gambia: Swiss Court Convicts Former Interior Minister For Crimes Against Humanity, Including Torture of Two Journalists
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Gambia: Swiss court convicts former Interior Minister for crimes against humanity, including torture of two journalists

Gambia: Swiss court convicts former Interior Minister for crimes against humanity, including torture of two journalists
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Swiss politicians vote against loosening notorious banking secrecy law

Failure to amend law in reaction to Credit Suisse investigation dashes hopes for fast-track route to greater press freedom

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Swiss banking secrecy law clashes with freedom of speech

Journalists publishing leaked data of Credit Suisse bank clients could face up to five years in prison under Swiss law.

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Swiss banking secrecy law clashes with freedom of speech

Journalists publishing leaked data of Credit Suisse bank clients could face up to five years in prison under Swiss law.

United kingdomArthur rutishauserIrene khanDenis masmejanSecretariat for internationalCredit suisseEuropean convention on human rightsWorld press freedom indexReporters without bordersSwitzerland thisZurich based tamediaTages anzeigerState secretariatInternational financeBritish guardianParis based reporters without borders

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