Whistleblower Project: How to make a protected disclosure of wrongdoing
How to make a protected disclosure of wrongdoing
The Human Rights Law Centre’s Whistleblower Project is making it easier for you to access the legal information about your rights while considering whether or not you need to make a disclosure.
Whistleblowers make Australia a better place by speaking up about wrongdoing and corruption.
Our team have produced these legal information guides for public and private sector workers.
Please note: this is legal information, and is not a replacement for legal advice. If you would like to seek legal assistance from the Human Rights Law Centre’s Whistleblower Project, fill out this intake form.
Download the guides on how to make a protected disclosure:
The Whistleblower Project will continue to update and create guides over time.
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