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dr minh alexander is a retired consultant psychiatrist and nhs whistleblower. whistleblowers currently face.

live now to dr minh alexander, a retired consultant psychiatrist and nhs whistleblower.tions now being posed as to what security, what support was given to the whistle—blowers. what was your experience? whistle-blowers. what was your exoerience?_ whistle-blowers. what was your exerience? ,, , , , whistle-blowers. what was your exerience? ,, , , experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient _ experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history _ experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history and _ experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history and is - experience? very briefly, because my case is ancient history and is very - case is ancient history and is very similar to case is ancient history and is very similarto many case is ancient history and is very similar to many other cases, i made concerns about very serious incidents in the handling, such as homicides, a rape and other deaths. and external cooperation cooperated one of my concerns about the homicides. that was a long time ago and it's only one of many nhs whistle—bl

dr minh alexander is a retired consultant psychiatrist and nhs whistleblower. she's been telling us about the potential obstacles whistleblowers currently face. uk whistleblowing law is extremely weak. i think many people don't realise that. you often read in the media that whistleblowers are protected by the law. they're not. there is no protection for whistleblowers under uk law. no—one is legally required to protect whistleblowers. all that whistleblowers are entitled to under uk whistleblowing law is to make a retrospective claim forfinancial compensation, long, long after the fact and long, long after they've been seriously injured as a result of reprisal. and for example, in the case of dr macanovic, an nhs whistleblower, a relatively recent case, an employment tribunal found her to be a genuine whistleblower who was entirely blameless, who was unfairly dismissed by the nhs. she went through several years of a terrible ordeal. her health was seriously impacted. she had to spend a great deal of money to defend herself legally, and at the end of that proces