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Switzerland needs to do more to keep ‘dirty money’ at bay, urges UN expert

Switzerland needs to do more to keep ‘dirty money’ at bay, urges UN expert

Oct 05, 2017, at 01:12 pm

New York, Oct 5 (Just Earth News): Highlighting the problems posed by illicit financial flows globally, including undermining rule of law and human rights, a United Nations human rights expert has called on Switzerland to ensure that so called dirty money – which stems from tax evasion and corruption – does not enter its financial market.

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