
A French accountant who helped reveal tax breaks for multinational companies in Luxembourg in a scandal known as "LuxLeaks" has won the right to be recognised as a whistleblower at Europe's top rights court.
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday ordered Luxembourg to pay Raphael Halet 15,000 euros in damages and 40,000 euros in legal costs after ruling that Halet's right to freedom of expression had been violated.