My case is victimisation for exposing corruption and related issues. In my own view it is a clear and practical experience which must serve as a case study on lack of confidentiality and protection of whistleblowers.

This is part of why people would look the other side when corruption or other crimes are being committed. Further it creates the impression that publicly their fight against corruption and behind closed doors the fight is against those who are against corruption.

It happened over 10 years ago and I’m still being victimised especially that there seems to be no means or support to deal with what was exposed and the victimisation.