Blowing the Whistle on Corruption
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Dive into a wealth of knowledge through our curated blogs and research briefings. Our expert team at Protect has prepared in-depth analyses on various relevant topics, offering a comprehensive understanding of the issues at hand. Whether you’re a whistleblower seeking guidance or a concerned citizen eager to stay informed, our resources are here to empower you.
Government is asking the wrong questions when it comes to whistleblowing in the civil service.
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Take a look at our research briefings, past and future events and network of like-minded organisations we collaborate with to effect positive change. We are hugely grateful to Joffe Charitable Trust whose funding allowed us to initiate this project.
Briefings
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Events
Whistleblowing in the workplace – the haves & have nots
Webinar: 29 June 5-6pm Non-Executive Directors, the self-employed, volunteers and job applicants are not protected by whistleblower protection – is it time to change? Join UK whistleblowing charity Protect in this latest webinar to debate why it is vital these groups who are key players in today’s workforce are protected by whistleblowing legislation. Protect will … Read more
Jóhannes Stefánsson
Jóhannes Stefánsson exposed his employer’s practice of paying bribes and corruption to officials in Namibia for illicit access to the country’s fishing resources. Several of these officials are now awaiting trial in Namibia, though no action has been taken by the Icelandic authorities. After multiple threats on his life, which Johannes believes came from the Namibian Secret Service and the South African mafia, he was forced to hire bodyguards for his personal safety. He also alleges that he was poisoned, after facing years of unexplained and debilitating health issues.
Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan Taylor alerted the authorities to large-scale, systematic corruption in the oil industry. His disclosures about SBM Offshore led to criminal prosecutions and multi-million dollar fines being levied in four countries. In October 2022, Jonathan Taylor welcomed the ruling of the Monaco appeal court, which “will give me back control over my life.” Here he tells his story of victimisation after blowing the whistle.
