How One Mother Brought Voting Rights Back to A Post-War City: A Close Look at Irma Baralija and the Case of Mostar
by Anja Jerkovic Perhaps it’s not the typical format one might envision a whistleblower to be; 36, a recent Master’s graduate, a mother and a
Silenced from Within: Untold Accounts of Whistleblowers Emerging from the Shadows in Albania
By Arlis Alikaj Pëllumb Gjini is the former mayor of the village of Steblevë in the north part of Shebenik-Jabllanica, the largest national park in
Retaliation, Spyware and Blacklists: The Saga of Macedonian Whistleblower Jovan Jovcevski
By Goran Lefkov Jovan Jovcevski is a unique example of a whistleblower in the Balkans and Europe. He was a the administrative founder of the
An important step to protect whistleblowers”: Anti-corruption law and practice in war-affected Ukraine
Despite the ongoing Russian war, Ukrainian institutions remain focused on anti-corruption efforts. This is especially relevant given the large quantities of international aid and arms
Whistleblowers have been fighting against corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina on their own for years
Obtaining whistleblower status in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not easy, and those who have succeeded claim that they have not been adequately protected from discrimination,
Who’s watching the guardians? Media whistleblowing in the Czech Republic
Whistleblowers and journalists form a fragile ecosystem. Many of the most important scandals that have shaken the public were revealed by people who risked their
Challenges and Progress: The Implementation of the Whistleblower Law in Albania
In recent years, Albania has made considerable efforts to address corruption, starting in 2016 when Parliament adopted the law on whistleblowing and protection of whistleblowers,