Swiss banker linked to Wikileaks is found guilty
A former Swiss banker who said he gave Wikileaks details of rich tax evaders has been found guilty of breaching Switzerland's strict bank secrecy laws. A judge in Zurich did so even though the leaked documents referred to accounts in the Cayman Islands. Judge Sebastian Aeppli handed Rudolf Elmer, 55, a suspended fine of more than 6,000 Swiss francs ($6,250; £4,000).
Wikileaks given data on Swiss bank accounts
The data, held on two discs, was handed over to Wikileaks by Rudolf Elmer at a news conference A former Swiss banker has passed on data containing account details of 2,000 prominent people to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. The data - which is not yet available on the Wikileaks website - was held on two discs handed over by Rudolf Elmer at a press conference in London.
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Swiss arrest former banker for giving data to WikiLeaks
Julian Assange vows to reveal tax details of 2,000 wealthy people
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Julian Assange's Swiss bank account closed
