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.

If you know of a resource that you think should be added to our Resources library, then please contact us.

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Europe & Central Asia

Publicising a whistleblowing: a practical guide for journalists and whistleblowers

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Europe & Central Asia

Publicising a whistleblowing: a practical guide for journalists and whistleblowers

The guide provides an accessible breakdown of the applicable legal framework, details the existing protections – and their limits – and offers practical advice on assessing and managing the risks involved in publicising public interest alerts.

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Studies, Articles and Publications

West Africa: Whistleblowers Still In Danger

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Studies, Articles and Publications

West Africa: Whistleblowers Still In Danger

West Africa: Whistleblowers Still In Danger The report provides an overview of the current legal framework in the region of West Africa and calls on authorities to adopt concrete protection mechanisms.

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East Asia & Pacific

Standards, Guides and Codes of Practice

Climate and Environmental Whistleblowing Information Guide

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East Asia & Pacific

Standards, Guides and Codes of Practice

Climate and Environmental Whistleblowing Information Guide

Practical legal resource to support any person to raise concerns about climate and environmental wrongdoing in Australia.