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Berlin's intelligence services have paid €4.3m to a whistleblower for information about the Liechtenstein General Trust (LGT) group.

It's understandable that many organisations would be wary of hiring an identified whistleblower for fear of exposing themselves to criticism in future.

Last month Yuliya Stepanova – the key whistleblower for Wada's Independent Pound Commission that exposed widespread doping in Russian athletics – had her password for Adams illegally obtained.

Holder, speaking on a podcast hosted by David Axelrod, a former campaign strategist for Barack Obama, said Snowden performed a "public service" with the NSA leak and credited the whistleblower for starting the debate over surveillance.

Supporters of Chelsea Manning delivered an estimated 100,000 signatures to the US army liaison office in Congress on Tuesday, urging the military to drop charges against the whistleblower for possession of unapproved magazines and other material and to "stop harassing" her.

FDA officials asked the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector Generall about the possibility of opening a criminal suit against one whistleblower for releasing unauthorized information.

"He has sided with employers who deny wages, improperly fire workers, or retaliate against whistleblowers for misconduct.

He is particularly critical of top officials, including the secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, for "deliberately undermining what they claim is support for whistleblowers" for footdragging and for misleading the General Assembly in these respects.

In his first speech after becoming the new boss of NHS England in April, Simon Stevens praised whistleblowers for helping to reveal cases where NHS care was inadequate.

Kim Dotcom is offering a $5m£3m3m) "bounty" to whistleblowers for information to help fight an online piracy case brought by the US.

"No matter how many protections whistleblower laws have created over the years," says Kris Kolesnik, director of the National Whistleblower Centre in Washington, DC, "the system always seems to defeat them".There are a few companies, however, that realise there are benefits in encouraging whistleblowers: for example, Abbey National, a British bank.