AFRICMIL trains journalists on whistleblowing policy, whistleblower protection

African Centre for Media & Information Literacy | 26 June, 2019

.... According to Oludare, the loss of career and potential loss of an economic future is a very high price for a potential whistleblower to pay for public interest, hence the place of the media in helping to focus on the travails of whistleblowers.He said,
“A dilemma occurs when a public servant is asked to carry out orders that require the law to be broken. If the public servant follows the orders they are liable for a criminal offence and if the employee does not follow the order the individual will be subject to internal discipline. Once the view of the officials are known in government, the public servant is expected to either fall in line or resign.” read full report here... https://corruptionanonymous.org/africmil-trains-journalists-on-whistleblowing-policy-whistleblower-p... Download Full Report

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