Saudi advisory council recommends whistleblower protection

Saudi’s Shura Council has agreed draft changes to the law to protect whistleblowers in corruption cases, it has been reported.

The council, which advises Saudi’s monarch but cannot itself make changes to the law, approved draft regulation aimed at protecting people who report financial or administrative corruption, Reuters reported.

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