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A whistleblower is a person who reveals wrongdoing or illegal activities within an organization, typically to the public or authorities. Whistleblowers matter because they expose misconduct that might otherwise remain hidden, helping to hold organizations accountable and protect the public interest.
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- Instance of
- role
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- activist
- Named after
- bell-ringer
- Image
- Daniel Ellsberg 2006.jpg
- Field of occupation
- civil disobedience
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- Whistleblowerin
- male form of label
- klokkenluider
- Commons category
- Whistleblowers
- topic's main category
- Category:Whistleblowers
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