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.
Featured today: Europe & Central Asia Studies, Articles and Publications Featured today: Europe & Central Asia Studies, Articles and Publications Speak Up Report 2025 Speak Up Report 2025, revealing that women are more likely to experience negative consequences for reporting wrongdoing and that access to independent external advice remains one of the strongest factors in protecting whistleblowers from retaliation. Read More
Featured today: Global Studies, Articles and Publications Featured today: Global Studies, Articles and Publications The Global Rise in Whistleblowing Laws: International Trends in Protection (Article) Article from Volume 32, Issue 1, 2025, 'Focus on Trade Unions and Whistleblower Protection' of ICTUR's International Union Rights Journal. Read More
Featured today: East Asia & Pacific Human Rights Featured today: East Asia & Pacific Human Rights Women Speaking Up: Gender Dynamics in Australia’s Whistleblowing Landscape Report by HRLC examining the gender dynamics in Australia's whistleblowing landscape. The report makes recommendations to better protect women who blow the whistle, including establishing a Whistleblower Protection Authority. Read More
