We will be adding to the following list of resources and links so that you have as much information as you need to help you or others speak up safely*.
This Transparency International Ireland report explains how whistleblower legislation in Ireland works, which professions are covered and which ones are not. It is accompanied by TI's regional study of the same name that examines whistleblower systems in nine EU countries.
TI's Policy Position on Whistleblowing
Transparency International Policy Position on Whistleblowing is aimed at policy makers considering the impact of whistleblowing and the importance of speaking up in the public interest. Please click here to read more.
Principles for writing Whistleblower Legislation
Transparency International's draft Principles for Whistleblower Legislation were drafted by a coalition of experts from the world's leading whistleblower organisations. They form an indispensible guide for lawmakers looking to write legislation that will protect the public interest. Please click here to read the draft principles.
The Whistleblower's Handbook
The Whistleblower's Handbook is an excellent resource aimed at helping people work through the different steps and stages of reporting wrongdoing, how to seek support, and raising awareness of injustices. Written by Brian Martin, this easy-to-read resource can be used by people and organisations to ensure they are heard. Please click here to read the handbook.
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