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After Gamma revelations, Switzerland begins to debate export of surveillance tech

04 October 2013

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"There's a small storm brewing in Switzerland around the private surveillance industry, as recent revelations have detailed how the country is quietly becoming a centre for companies to export their spy technologies around the world."

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