Over the past decade Britons may have become familiar with pictures of desecrated graves, spray-painted threats and arson attacks from militant animal activists. But for the peace-loving Swiss, an upsurge in such events has been a rude awakening.
That may seem surprising given the country’s strong pharmaceuticals industry, which includes two of the world’s largest players, Novartis and Roche. Yet it reflects a new trend in the “export” of what had been a particularly British combination of animal rights fervency and aggressive extremism. More...
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