Zelenskiy aides are drafting laws that would pay whistleblowers up to 10% of the value of state corruption they expose, Ruslan Ryaboshapka, deputy presidential chief of staff, has told NGO leaders, reports Public Finance International. “Whistleblowers who report large-scale corruption schemes that cause significant damage to the state will be encouraged by material remuneration,” he told anti-corruption activists on Monday. He said safeguards would protect whistleblowers from ‘persecution’.
Zelenskiy aides are drafting laws that would pay whistleblowers up to 10% of the value of state corruption they expose,
