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Chocolate, gold, human rights: what’s the Swiss Connection?

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We take a deep dive into what one country – Switzerland – is doing to honour the United Nations principles on business respects human rights. This content was published on August 10, 2021 – 10:00 In this episode Imogen Foulkes is joined by Susan Misicka, host of sister podcast The Swiss Connection. How much child labour is used to produce Swiss chocolate? External Content Why is so much gold refined in Switzerland? And what happens to that gold before it ends up on your finger? [embedded content] You Might Also Like SNB Sight Deposits: Inflation Fear Decreasing, SNB Selling Euros 2021-08-04 Sight Deposits have fallen: The change is -0.2 bn. compared to last week, this means the

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Chocolate, gold, human rights: what’s the Swiss Connection?

We take a deep dive into what one country – Switzerland – is doing to honour the United Nations principles on business respects human rights.

This content was published on August 10, 2021 – 10:00

In this episode Imogen Foulkes is joined by Susan Misicka, host of sister podcast The Swiss Connection.

How much child labour is used to produce Swiss chocolate?

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Why is so much gold refined in Switzerland? And what happens to that gold before it ends up on your finger?


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