Martin Bright

The Conservative Party’s Duty of Care to Christopher Galley

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For my views on the Galley case please go to my Index on Censorship blog post today. 

My point is that whistleblowers almost always end up getting stuffed. They are soon forgotten by the institutiojns which have benefitted from their information. 

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