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Swiss moves to curb surveillance exports an example to the EU - 30 mai 2015
The Swiss Federal Council has introduced a major amendment to its export licensing legislation in order to ensure surveillance technologies that might be used for human rights abuses are not exported from Switzerland. What this means is that Swiss authorities must reject companies’ requests to export internet and (...)

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Bangladesh’s brutal security service meets with Swiss surveillance company Neosoft - 5 septembre 2014
Swiss authorities are investigating the potentially illegal export of mobile phone surveillance technology to an infamous elite unit of the Bangladeshi security apparatus accused of wide-scale human rights abuses. The investigation comes after Privacy International and Swiss magazine WOZ provided evidence that (...)

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Une entreprise suisse de cybersurveillance en affaires avec le Bangladesh - 5 septembre 2014
La Wochenzeitung a révélé jeudi que l’entreprise zurichoise Neosoft AG qui vend des dispositifs de surveillance des communications a accueilli des paramilitaires bengladais controversés. Une dizaine de membres du Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), groupe paramilitaire opérant au Bangladesh, accusé par Human Rights Watch et (...)