Japan whistleblower / Afghanistan integrity report / Indonesia question
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INFO: Japan getting anonymous whistleblowing platform, but will journalists use it? Whistleblowing.jp will provide an untraceable way for journalists to receive leaked information without fear of compromising a source – of paramount importance since the passage of Japan’s State Secrets Law in December 2013.
Read the story by J.T. Quigley, in Tech in Asia. https://www.techinasia.com/masayuki-hatta-whistleblowing-platform-japan
INFO: Afghan anti-corruption NGO publishes National Integrity System Report. Integrity Watch Afghanistan and Transparency International has published the first National Integrity Context and System Assessment (NICSA) in Afghanistan.
Read the story by Ezatullah Adib, in Integrity Watch Afghanistan's February 2016 Newsletter. http://iwaweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/English-February.pdf
INFO: Indonesian legislators question dropping of charges vs former anti-corruption agency officials. The House of Representatives slammed the decision by Indonesia's Attorney General’s Office (AGO) to drop charges against two former Corruption Eradication Commission leaders, saying that the AGO could only take such a decision if there was a real “public interest” in it.
Read the story by Erika Anindita Dewi, in The Jakarta Post. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/03/06/house-criticizes-ago-dropping-charges-against-former-kpk-leaders.html
INFO: Japan getting anonymous whistleblowing platform, but will journalists use it? Whistleblowing.jp will provide an untraceable way for journalists to receive leaked information without fear of compromising a source – of paramount importance since the passage of Japan’s State Secrets Law in December 2013.
Read the story by J.T. Quigley, in Tech in Asia. https://www.techinasia.com/masayuki-hatta-whistleblowing-platform-japan
INFO: Afghan anti-corruption NGO publishes National Integrity System Report. Integrity Watch Afghanistan and Transparency International has published the first National Integrity Context and System Assessment (NICSA) in Afghanistan.
Read the story by Ezatullah Adib, in Integrity Watch Afghanistan's February 2016 Newsletter. http://iwaweb.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/English-February.pdf
INFO: Indonesian legislators question dropping of charges vs former anti-corruption agency officials. The House of Representatives slammed the decision by Indonesia's Attorney General’s Office (AGO) to drop charges against two former Corruption Eradication Commission leaders, saying that the AGO could only take such a decision if there was a real “public interest” in it.
Read the story by Erika Anindita Dewi, in The Jakarta Post. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/03/06/house-criticizes-ago-dropping-charges-against-former-kpk-leaders.html