Saudi King Salman has issued a decree protecting employees who report financial and administrative corruption, Reuters reports, citing Al Arabiya TV. The decree to shield whistleblowers comes as part of a massive anti-graft campaign that included the detention of dozens of royals and top businessmen last year, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal.
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