Explore the urgent mental health crisis faced by whistleblowers in the UK and discover a new initiative aimed at reforming protections for those who speak out.
In an era valuing transparency and accountability, this article examines the effectiveness of the UK’s Public Interest Disclosure Act in protecting whistleblowers.
Explores UK’s legal regulatory failures and proposes tech solutions like AI and blockchain to enhance transparency and accountability in the legal system.
Exposing systemic failures in the UK justice system, highlighting conflicts of interest and inadequate regulatory oversight by the SRA and CEDR.
Examining allegations of misconduct within Scottish regulatory bodies, highlighting the need for greater transparency, accountability, and systemic reform.
ICO’s use of FOIA exemptions and superficial investigations undermine transparency and trust, highlighting the need for better training and process improvements.
Alison McDermott’s whistleblowing case against Sellafield reveals systemic failings and highlights the need for stronger protections and reforms to support whistleblowers.
The Public Disclosure Act fails to protect whistleblowers, who face SLAPPs, NDAs, and harassment, necessitating urgent legal reforms for transparency and justice.
Exploring the vital role of whistleblowers in maintaining transparency and accountability, and the need for robust legal protections to support and safeguard them.
Exploring the obstacles faced by whistleblowers, including SLAPPs, NDAs, and cost orders, and the manipulation of the Public Disclosure Act 1998.