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Only in Sudan, when the newspapers disclose corruption or anything against the government, they get very angry," Salih said.

The investigators are not an organized group; they are motley volunteers with good computer skills and a drive to disclose corruption.

Others say the objective is simply to disclose corruption within the Vatican's financial institutions, though in recent years the Holy See has ostensibly made efforts to be more transparent in its economic dealings (mere smoke screens, skeptics say).

Ireland is introducing legislation to provide a safety net for people who disclose corruption or injustice at work, which Brendan Howlin, the Irish minister for expenditure and reform, hopes will be a "catalyst for social change".

But journalists dismissed the explanation as a smokescreen – pointing out that it came days after the paper disclosed corruption allegations against a minister in Orbán's Fidesz party and a scandal embroiling the governor of the national bank.

After all, when an inspector general finds and discloses corruption and fraud in an organization's operations and is subsequently fired, responsible oversight offices should be concerned.

Those revelations appear to provide further documentation of partly previously disclosed corruption and conflict of interest in the governance of world soccer as well as of Mr. Bin Hammam's dubious financial dealings and management of both the AFC and FIFA's soccer development Goal Programme that is designed to fund projects of the group's member associations.

Shortly before his disappearance, Mr. Hoffa threatened to disclose alleged corruption in the fund as part of his bid to regain the presidency of the union.

One prominent former law enforcement officer who is against the war on drugs expressed skepticism that Chapo would be extradited swiftly, if at all, due to the potential information he could disclose on corruption in anti-drug agencies.

Russia also chafes under U.S. criticism of human rights abuses like the prosecution of opposition figure Alexei Navalny, the jailing of Pussy Riot punk rockers for performing a protest song against Putin and the repression of its own whistle-blowers like Sergei Magnitsky, who died in custody in 2009 after disclosing widespread corruption among tax authorities.

And throughout, Navalny continued to disclose high-level corruption.