Global Whistleblowers

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) adopted three resolutions recognizing whistleblower awards during its World Conservation Congress. The resolutions—which were overwhelmingly approved by the member state parties, and member non-governmental organizations, Indigenous Peoples’ Organizations, and academic institutions—explicitly promote...

Türkiye is being urged to overhaul its anti-bribery laws following criticism from the OECD over its failure to effectively investigate and prosecute cases of foreign bribery

Last Thursday, thousands of representatives from world governments, civil society, Indigenous peoples’ groups, academia, the scientific community, and businesses came together for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress. This year’s Congress, held in the Emirati...

A new article by whistleblower law firm Kohn, Kohn & Colapinto (KKC) is shedding light on Switzerland's troubling record in enforcing foreign bribery laws

Sweden, often praised for its transparency, is now under scrutiny for failing to effectively combat foreign bribery.

WNN welcomed a delegation from Indonesia as part of the U.S. State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP).

Indonesia is showing notable progress in its fight against corruption, setting itself apart from many countries by completing both phases of a key United Nations review mechanism years ahead of schedule.

As part of an IVLP exchange, Kazakh officials explored how confidential tips and whistleblower incentives are reshaping global law enforcement.

The annual Whistleblowing Awareness Week brought together international advocates to push for stronger protections for whistleblowers worldwide.

A new article published by the UK think tank the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) argues that the implementation of whistleblower awards in the UK would transform the country’s sanctions enforcement regime. The article, by RUSI researcher Eliza Lockhart, details...