Global Whistleblowers
Here you will find the latest news, stories, and cases involving international whistleblowers.
2020 may be a big year for white collar crime, but report cites poor oversight of accounting firms
The business writers at The New York Times promise a bump in white-collar crime news in 2020. At the same...
Russian anti-doping whistleblowers seek refuge
The New York Times offers a profile of a family that had to flee their Russian homeland -- to an...
Like this week’s news, upcoming film festival highlights links between whistleblowers and journalists
The job of the investigative journalist is to look at how things are supposed to work and report when something...
Live Wednesday: Capitol Hill hearing about Facebook and terror
Facebook has "made little progress" in dealing with the problem of auto-generated pages for terror groups, according to reporting from...
GAP: British case offers lessons for national security whistleblowers, via Hollywood
Over at The Government Accountability Project, they use the upcoming film “Official Secrets” to talk about potential national security whistleblower...
It’s a new era for Australia’s whistleblowers – in the private sector
Dennis Gentilin of Macquarie University writes that whistleblowing will always take a toll, but it need not be career suicide. From The...
60 Minutes: Danske whistleblower says bank ignored evidence of money laundering
Danske Bank whistleblower Howard Wilkinson testifies during hearing at the EU Parliament Brussels, Belgium November 21, 2018. The news program...
U.S. laws and strong international whistleblower programs could bolster anti-corruption efforts worldwide
From Feb.1: “International Conference on Anticorruption Policies” took place in Attica, Greece on Feb. 1. Sponsored by the Hellenic Anti-Corruption...
A whistleblower said laundered money made it from Russia to the US. Lawmakers here want to know how.
Much of the $234 billion laundered through the Danske Bank started in Russia and ended in the U.S, as dollars,...
The EU should follow the U.S. lead on whistleblowers — protect insiders by allowing them to report crimes directly to outside agencies
Whistleblowers in the European Union will be at risk of retaliation unless they can report crimes to regulators and law...
Whistleblower Poll
Exclusive Marist Poll: Overwhelming Public Support Among Likely Voters For Increased Whistleblower Protections
In September, Marist (an A+ rated pollster) conducted a survey of American adults on behalf of Whistleblower Network News. The...
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