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"UN Should Be Denouncing": Whistleblower On "Special Favours" To China
An ex-employee of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has claimed the OHCHR "secretly provided China with advance information" about activists attending the Human Rights Council meetings.
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UN Offers Help to Journalists, Whistle-Blowers Under Threat
Journalists and whistle-blowers facing threats or retaliations for their work in the public interest can reach out to him for help, a top United Nations official dealing with freedom of expression said.
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Turkish President's Son Moves to Italy, Denies Fleeing Turkey
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's son Bilal on Wednesday said he had temporarily moved to Italy to complete his doctoral studies but denied fleeing Turkey after being implicated in a corruption scandal.
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Black Money Whistle-blower Herve Falciani Indicted by Swiss Authorities for Industrial Espionage
Herve Falciani, the black money whistle-blower who the Indian government established contact with after NDTV's exclusive interview last month, has been indicted by Swiss authorities for industrial espionage.
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Parliament passes bill to protect whistle blowers
Parliament on Friday passed the Whistle Blowers Protection Bill with the Rajya Sabha giving its nod on the last day of the last parliamentary session of the UPA-II government.
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Tamil Nadu whistleblower alleges death threats, silence from govt
His battle against the mining mafia in the southern part of Tamil Nadu has led to death threats, says V Sundaram, a senior bureaucrat in Tamil Nadu. He alleges that repeated requests by him for security have been ignored by the state government.
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Gujarat government suspends whistleblower cop Sanjeev Bhatt
The Gujarat government has suspended whistleblower police officer Sanjeev Bhatt. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer has been served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.
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WikiLeaks donates $15,100 to source for leaks
Whistle-blower website Wikileaks has donated $15,100 to the legal defence fund of the U.S. soldier accused of providing it with the digital trove of secret diplomatic cables sent to and from American embassies across the globe.The legal defence fund of Private Bradley Manning, charged with the disclosure of thousands of classified documents, has re...
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Leaked reports detail Iran's aid for Iraqi Militias
On December 22, 2006, American military officials in Baghdad issued a secret warning: The Shiite militia commander who had orchestrated the kidnapping of officials from Iraq's Ministry of Higher Education was now hatching plans to take American soldiers hostage. What made the warning especially worrying were intelligence reports saying that th...
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US didn't probe abuse allegations: Iraq war leaks
In the largest leaks of classified military documents ever American history the whistle blower website WikiLeaks has released 'The Iraq War Logs', a three lakh ninety one thousand eight hundred and thirty two page document on the war and occupation of Iraq.The documents disclosed by WikiLeaks indicate that US forces often failed to follow up on cre...
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Life for 3 convicted in Satyendra Dubey murder case
All three people convicted in the murder case of Satyendra Dubey, a NHAI engineer, have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a special CBI court.
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"UN Should Be Denouncing": Whistleblower On "Special Favours" To China
An ex-employee of the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has claimed the OHCHR "secretly provided China with advance information" about activists attending the Human Rights Council meetings.
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UN Offers Help to Journalists, Whistle-Blowers Under Threat
Journalists and whistle-blowers facing threats or retaliations for their work in the public interest can reach out to him for help, a top United Nations official dealing with freedom of expression said.
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Turkish President's Son Moves to Italy, Denies Fleeing Turkey
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's son Bilal on Wednesday said he had temporarily moved to Italy to complete his doctoral studies but denied fleeing Turkey after being implicated in a corruption scandal.
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Black Money Whistle-blower Herve Falciani Indicted by Swiss Authorities for Industrial Espionage
Herve Falciani, the black money whistle-blower who the Indian government established contact with after NDTV's exclusive interview last month, has been indicted by Swiss authorities for industrial espionage.
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Parliament passes bill to protect whistle blowers
Parliament on Friday passed the Whistle Blowers Protection Bill with the Rajya Sabha giving its nod on the last day of the last parliamentary session of the UPA-II government.
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Tamil Nadu whistleblower alleges death threats, silence from govt
His battle against the mining mafia in the southern part of Tamil Nadu has led to death threats, says V Sundaram, a senior bureaucrat in Tamil Nadu. He alleges that repeated requests by him for security have been ignored by the state government.
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Gujarat government suspends whistleblower cop Sanjeev Bhatt
The Gujarat government has suspended whistleblower police officer Sanjeev Bhatt. The 1988- batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer has been served a five-page suspension letter by the state Home Department, charging him of unauthorised absence.
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WikiLeaks donates $15,100 to source for leaks
Whistle-blower website Wikileaks has donated $15,100 to the legal defence fund of the U.S. soldier accused of providing it with the digital trove of secret diplomatic cables sent to and from American embassies across the globe.The legal defence fund of Private Bradley Manning, charged with the disclosure of thousands of classified documents, has re...
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Leaked reports detail Iran's aid for Iraqi Militias
On December 22, 2006, American military officials in Baghdad issued a secret warning: The Shiite militia commander who had orchestrated the kidnapping of officials from Iraq's Ministry of Higher Education was now hatching plans to take American soldiers hostage. What made the warning especially worrying were intelligence reports saying that th...
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US didn't probe abuse allegations: Iraq war leaks
In the largest leaks of classified military documents ever American history the whistle blower website WikiLeaks has released 'The Iraq War Logs', a three lakh ninety one thousand eight hundred and thirty two page document on the war and occupation of Iraq.The documents disclosed by WikiLeaks indicate that US forces often failed to follow up on cre...
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Life for 3 convicted in Satyendra Dubey murder case
All three people convicted in the murder case of Satyendra Dubey, a NHAI engineer, have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a special CBI court.
