| He says that we have to have action that allows for whistleblowers to come forth under protective and proactive legislation. |
| Think in terms of losers or winners, tipsters or whistleblowers, friends or enemies. |
| Tip-offs about possible bribes do trickle in from whistleblowers, overseas embassies and investigative journalists. |
| What's interesting here is that the whistleblowers take their courage in both hands and allow themselves to be named. |
| Also, it provides a convenient excuse to get rid of whistleblowers. |
| We have recently seen whistleblowers hounded out of their jobs, and the charter that Mr Kinnock set out for whistleblowers is simply not working. |
