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‘Tackling Corruption – Is Whistleblowing the first line of defence?
EU Governments can learn a lot from PIDA over the last 25 years
A new route to compensation for victims of corporate corruption overseas
Regulator whistleblowing reports shows huge variation in case number and action taken
Protect to co-host workshop: Civil society, national security, and breaking down barriers for Public Interest Disclosures
On 2 November, Protect’s Head of Policy Andrew Pepper-Parsons, along with Kaeten Mistry Historian, University of East Anglia, and Anna Myers, Executive Director, Whistleblowing International Network, will be hosting a workshop on Civil Society, National Security, and Breaking Down Barriers for Public Interest Disclosures bringing together other legal professionals, journalists and academics with a keen interest … Read more
Employer roundtable: Responding to whistleblowing retaliation
Protect hosted the first of two employer roundtables discussing what more can be done to protect whistleblowers against victimisation. A mixed group of employers from financial services, media, health, public sector and charity sectors came together to share best practice. The group discussed what victimisation ‘looks like’ with common forms of victimisation including impossible shift … Read more
Blacklisted – or simply bad luck?
Georgia worked as an electrical engineer on a major transport project. Her role was to check whether the electrical installations complied with health and safety standards. She noted a number of installation issues, as well as a piece of damaged cable that, if left unchanged, could cause a fire. When Georgia reported her findings to … Read more