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protected disclosures

Protected disclosures refer to when an individual reports concerns about wrongdoing, illegal activities, or unethical practices within their organization. These disclosures are made in good faith and are intended to reveal issues such as fraud, health and safety violations, or corruption. Laws often protect those who make such disclosures from retaliation, ensuring they cannot be unfairly treated, dismissed, or punished for speaking up. The goal is to promote transparency and accountability while safeguarding whistleblowers who act in the public interest.