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Haiti’s Whistleblower Protection Laws Provide Safe Harbor for Corruption Exposers

In a significant step forward in the fight against corruption, Haiti’s Whistleblowers’ Protection Law was enacted in 2018 and modified in 2020 to provide a comprehensive system of protections and incentives for whistleblowers.

Key Provisions of the Law

Enables individuals who disclose information regarding acts of corruption to receive safeguarding measures, financial rewards, and criminal exemptions.
Shields whistleblowers from various types of threats and harm, including physical intimidation, retaliation in their professional lives, and damage to their careers.
Ensures confidentiality of the whistleblower’s identity with severe penalties for anyone who breaches this secrecy.
Protects family members and employees of the whistleblower.

Incentives for Whistleblowers

Financial rewards in the form of a percentage (up to 5%) of the funds saved or recovered by the State if they have not participated in the crime.
Exemption from criminal penalties if information is disclosed prior to authorities discovering the act of corruption.

Additional Provisions

Reduced sentences for whistleblowers who come forward at a later stage, aiming to encourage individuals to report corruption and cooperate with investigations without fearing retaliation or punishment.

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