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Press Releases
October 08, 2015
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GAP Applauds UN Secretary General’s Selection of Oversight Official
August 25, 2015
GAP Begins Next Phase of Rick Piltz’s Climate Science Watch Program: Climate Science & Policy Watch
August 03, 2015
(WASHINGTON) – Perdue contract farmer Rudy Howell has collected more than 70,000 petition signatures urging Congress to ensure protections for poultry farmers who face reprisal for speaking out. The Food Integrity Campaign (FIC, a program of the Government Accountability Project) is backing Howell’s petition, which stems from industry-wide reports of retaliation against contract farmers who raise concerns.
July 27, 2015
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Prominent Whistleblowers Thomas Drake and Robert MacLean to Speak
July 24, 2015
The retaliation campaign against whistleblower Maria Bamieh now includes the threat of criminal prosecution, made by an agency of the European Union. Ms. Bamieh’s attorneys have also been threatened with prosecution. The threat is designed to annul Ms. Bamieh’s right to litigate on her own behalf by silencing her and all witnesses to the crimes that she reported.
July 10, 2015
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Disclosures in the Public Interest: Should national security whistleblowers have a public interest defense?
June 24, 2015
Resolution Calls on the United States to allow Snowden to Return and Mount Public Interest Defense
June 11, 2015
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June 11, 2015
Action Finally Taken: Whistleblowers, Not Abusers, Punished
June 10, 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 10, 2015
SENATE FULL COMMITTEE HEARING ON FEDERAL WHISTLEBLOWER RETALIATION
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Hearing to Include GAP’s Legal Director Tom Devine
June 04, 2015
Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon’s Statement Offers no Protection for Victims of Sexual Abuse or the Whistleblowers who report it
(WASHINGTON) – Observers at the United Nations reported today to the Government Accountability Project (GAP) that Ban Ki-Moon has just announced an inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse against children in the Central African Republic (CAR). The alleged perpetrators were French troops, deployed under UN Security Council resolution 2127.
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