Whistleblower portal launched for ‘zero tolerance’ anti-corruption campaign
Complaints and documents can be submitted anonymously through the portal.
12 Feb 2019, 9:00 AM
A whistleblower web portal has been opened as part of a “zero tolerance” anti-corruption campaign launched Tuesday morning by President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.
Created using software by Global Leaks, complaints and documents can be submitted anonymously through the portal, according to the president’s office.
Whistleblowers can also use the portal to communicate anonymously with an anti-corruption committee.
“Eradicating corruption from state institutions and ensuring that they become places with integrity trusted by the public is one of the most important pledges of the government,” President Solih said at launching ceremony, urging the public and government employees to report suspected graft and abuses of authority.
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