Category: in the news
Remembering Roger Boisjoly, Challenger disaster whistleblower (1938-2012)
Belatedly, the world has learned that Roger M. Boisjoly, the whistleblower who tried to prevent the Challenger space shuttle explosion, passed away recently in Nephi, Utah. Continue Reading
Companies retaliated against 8 million whistleblowers, survey indicates
Surveys by the Ethics Resource Center show a doubling of retaliation against private sector employees over past four years. Could employers be following the example of the Obama administration?
Act Now to Stop SOPA/PIPA Assaults on Free Speech
Two bills pending in Congress could give corrupt businesses and officials the power to silence whistleblowers with little or no due process. Continue Reading
Protesters At Occupy Wall Street Are Blowing Whistle on Decades of Corporate Greed and Corruption in U.S.
Written by Donald R. Soeken and Tom Nugent
Good news for Marine Corps whistleblower Franz Gayl
Supporters of Marine Corps whistleblower Franz Gayl are cheering the decision by a Navy review board to reinstate his top-secret security clearance and return him to work. Gayl has been on paid administrative leave since October 2010.
