Resources

You will find here a range of resources (laws, articles, studies, and other publications and links) on whistleblowing law and practice. We have curated these resources to help you navigate the myriad of ways in which whistleblowing acts as a democratic accountability mechanism and as a check on secrecy and abuse of power in many different contexts.

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Law and Legislation

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Law and Legislation

Are Whistleblowing Laws Working? A Global Study of Whistleblower Protection Litigation

Over the course of two years GAP and IBA have tracked the records of whistleblower laws in 38 countries to understand the successes and shortcomings of whistleblower protection, following a rise in anti-corruption laws in recent decades.

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Standards, Guides and Codes of Practice

Internal Auditors Intimidated for ‘Blowing The Whistle

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Standards, Guides and Codes of Practice

Internal Auditors Intimidated for ‘Blowing The Whistle'

This report investigates how internal auditors and whistleblowers in public and prviate sectors are facing retaliation in South Africa. The report provides advice from whistleblowers before, during and after blowing the whistle.

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Standards, Guides and Codes of Practice

The Whistleblowing Non-retaliation Toolkit (2022)

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Standards, Guides and Codes of Practice

The Whistleblowing Non-retaliation Toolkit (2022)

The toolkit provides practical guidelines for organisations about preventing retaliation, and also guidance to whistleblowers who are experiencing retaliation.