Don’t shy away from whistleblowing

• Author:
• Cathryn James

In these troubling times, as accusations swirl around the UK Parliament and the media over Home Office leaks and the heavy hand of the law knocking on parliamentarians’ doors, how many would-be whistleblowers are nervously weighing up whether or not to raise their concern and with what implications for the public interest?

Whereas many disclosures will have the purest of motives, this will not always be the case, which raises the critical question of how to tell the timid whistleblowe... (24 more words)

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