حماية المبلغين عن جرائم الفساد : بين الجدية و الشكلية-دراسة تأصيلية

Abstract EN

There is no dispute about the importance of protecting whistleblowers of corruption crimes, as reporting is the only procedure through which the manifestations of this scourge can be revealed, and the international community has taken care of this procedure through the International Anti-Corruption Convention issued in 2003, where provisions have been allocated that regulate its mechanism, and most legislators in the world To adopt this anti-corruption mechanism within the framework of their national laws.

The Kuwaiti legislator is among those who have organized special provisions for reporting corruption crimes within the framework of Law No.

2 of 2016 regarding the establishment of the Public Authority for Combating Corruption and the provisions for financial disclosure, and despite the apparent seriousness in organizing the reporting procedure, we found that it was fake.

It includes - in our opinion- an effective fight against corruption.

Therefore, we devoted this research to studying the provisions for reporting corruption in the aforementioned law and showing their compatibility with the provisions of reporting in the International Convention and the efforts made by the Public Authority for Combating Corruption (Nazaha) and fortifying this procedure in light of the Kuwait Anti-Corruption Strategy 2019-2024.

For this, we followed an authoritative approach to stand On the adequacy and efficiency of reporting provisions in the law in question, leading to the results and recommendations that we aspire to benefit from.