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The article discusses the efforts of the Iraqi government to activate the Whistleblowers Reward Law, aimed at encouraging citizens to report corruption cases in exchange for financial rewards upon recovery of funds. More than 26,000 reports have been received by the Integrity Commission, and campaigns have resulted in recovering assets worth over $872 million. Challenges facing the implementation of the law include malicious reporting and difficulties in organization and enforcement due to the administrative and political environment. It is emphasized that rewards are calculated from recovered funds, not from the total amount of corruption, and that the government is working to strengthen oversight and auditing tools to combat corruption more effectively.
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