Introduction
Whistleblowing is often lauded as a courageous act that exposes wrongdoing and promotes accountability within organizations and governments. However, the decision to blow the whistle is far from straightforward, particularly in developing countries like the Philippines. As a native Filipino, there are a lot of hindrances that our own civilians encountered aside from the deep cycle of corruption within our nation, from the institutions, cultures, wrong beliefs, implementation of laws, educational programs, as well as our own logical and psychological aspects that are considered to be barriers to hindering our progress as a nation.
Developing countries such as the Philippines have a lot of potential to develop in terms of their economies, nation-building, their own sources of agriculture, the development and implementation of laws, and their people. However, in order to have a strong foundation for the development of our own potential, we need to address and take seriously the different solutions that we can offer our government and people to alleviate the level of perceived corruption within our nation.
In this article, we will explore the multifaceted barriers that hinder civilians' psychological and logical aspects when considering whistleblowing in such contexts, not only here in our own nation but also in other developing countries.
Fear of Retaliation
One of the most significant barriers to whistleblowing is the genuine fear of retaliation. In developing countries like the Philippines, where institutions might be less transparent and corruption
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Verlag: BookRix GmbH & Co. KG
Tag der Veröffentlichung: 17.09.2023
ISBN: 978-3-7554-5337-6
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Developing countries such as the Philippines and the cycle of corruption within the institution, system, cultures, beliefs and family orientation should be address and to help the different international agencies and implementations of the different laws reduce the multifaceted of corrupt practices.
We need more civilians and individuals to have the right perspective and understanding. We need more young people to have the courage and integrity to stand against the different corrupt practices passed by generation after generation.