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Our Work - Whistleblower Protections

Whistleblowers play a vital role in exposing corruption and other misconduct by the federal government and its contractors. The public relies on these brave and honest employees to blow the whistle on wasteful spending, lax safety or security practices, dangerous products, and other abuses. Unfortunately, whistleblowers are almost always reprimanded, fired, and/or harassed, even if they have not “gone public” and even after their allegations are proven correct. POGO works to strengthen laws and regulations to protect these people from intimidation and retaliation.


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The Paul Revere Forum: National Security Whistleblowers Speak; Matthew Zipoli
February 27, 2002

The Paul Revere Forum: National Security Whistleblowers Speak; Remarks by Rep. Edward Markey
February 27, 2002

The Paul Revere Forum: National Security Whistleblowers Speak; Bogdan John Dzakovic
February 27, 2002

The Paul Revere Forum: National Security Whistleblowers Speak; Remarks by Frank Serpico, retired New York City Police Detective
February 27, 2002

The Paul Revere Forum: National Security Whistleblowers Speak;
February 27, 2002

Written Statement of Danielle Brian, Executive Director, before the Senate Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on International Security, Proliferation, and Federal Services
July 25, 2001

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