YEREVAN. – Armenia needs a law to protect whistleblowers exposing corruption, Deputy Justice Minister Suren Krmoyan said.
The individuals or business entities should be confident that they enjoy protection while staying under control of the state agencies where they expose corruption.
“The judges must undergo trainings to be able to effectively study such cases and protect national interests,” he said.
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