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The document discusses the importance of whistleblower protection as established by the Whistleblower Protection Act of 2011 in Bangladesh, which safeguards individuals who report misconduct or illegal activities within organizations. It highlights the necessity of a secure reporting system to detect wrongdoing early and outlines challenges faced in enforcing whistleblower protections. Recommendations for improvement include strengthening legislation, raising public awareness, and supporting whistleblowers.

Safeguarding the government officials:
Analyzing the role of the whistle blower
protection Act, 2011

Whistleblowing
 Whistleblowing is the activity of a person, often an
employee, disclose information about activity within a
private or public organization that is illegal, immoral,
illicit, unsafe or fraudulent.

Understanding of Whistle Blower and Whistle Blower
Protection:
 Whistle blower: A whistleblower is a person or anyone who
reports misconduct, illegal activities, or unethical
practices within an organization.
 Whistle blower protection: Whistleblower protection
refers to laws, policies, and practices designed to
safeguard individuals who report wrongdoing, unethical
practices, or illegal activities within an organization.

Importance of whistle blower protection
 Establishing a secure whistleblower reporting system is
vital for detecting wrongdoing early.

The whistle blower protection act 2011
 The Whistleblower Protection Act in Bangladesh,
officially known as the Public Interest Information
Disclosure (Protection) Act, 2011, was enacted to
protect individuals who expose misconduct, corruption,
or illegal activities within public and private
institutions.

 Non-disclosure of identity
 Criminally liability
 Defending against retaliation

 Protection for the accused against false informations
 Punishment for disclosing false information:
 Conferring award or honor.

Fact analysis:
 Deputy Assistant Director of Anti-Corruption Commission sacked.
(Prothom Alo,published;18 Feb-2022)
 Board official sacked for talking about corruption.(Daily
Nayadiganta,may 10,2023)

 Challenges of whistle blower
protection in Bangladesh

Recommendations
 Strengthen legislation
 Conscious common people about whistle blower
protection act
 Enhance institutional independency
 Support whistle blower

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1. Safeguarding the government officials: Analyzing the role of the whistle blower protection Act, 2011

2. Whistleblowing  Whistleblowing is the activity of a person, often an employee, disclose information about activity within a private or public organization that is illegal, immoral, illicit, unsafe or fraudulent.

3. Understanding of Whistle Blower and Whistle Blower Protection:  Whistle blower: A whistleblower is a person or anyone who reports misconduct, illegal activities, or unethical practices within an organization.  Whistle blower protection: Whistleblower protection refers to laws, policies, and practices designed to safeguard individuals who report wrongdoing, unethical practices, or illegal activities within an organization.

4. Importance of whistle blower protection  Establishing a secure whistleblower reporting system is vital for detecting wrongdoing early.

5. The whistle blower protection act 2011  The Whistleblower Protection Act in Bangladesh, officially known as the Public Interest Information Disclosure (Protection) Act, 2011, was enacted to protect individuals who expose misconduct, corruption, or illegal activities within public and private institutions.

6.  Non-disclosure of identity  Criminally liability  Defending against retaliation

7.  Protection for the accused against false informations  Punishment for disclosing false information:  Conferring award or honor.

8. Fact analysis:  Deputy Assistant Director of Anti-Corruption Commission sacked. (Prothom Alo,published;18 Feb-2022)  Board official sacked for talking about corruption.(Daily Nayadiganta,may 10,2023)

9.  Challenges of whistle blower protection in Bangladesh

10. Recommendations  Strengthen legislation  Conscious common people about whistle blower protection act  Enhance institutional independency  Support whistle blower

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