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Press Releases
Government Accountability Project Raises Ongoing Concerns About ORR Emergency Operations for Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors Amidst News of New Influx Site
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 29, 2023 Government Accountability Project Raises Ongoing Concerns About ORR Emergency Operations for Unaccompanied Immigrant Minors Amidst News of New Influx Site WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, CBS News reported the Biden administration and Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Office of Refugee [...]
Government Accountability Project Pays Tribute to the Extraordinary Life of Daniel Ellsberg
Daniel Ellsberg, the whistleblower responsible for the release of the Pentagon Papers in 1971 and whose courage led to the creation of Government Accountability Project, has passed away at the age of 92 from pancreatic cancer.
Government Accountability Project’s Statement on the Expiration of Title 42 and the Biden Administration’s Asylum Rule
Today, fifteen months into his presidency, the Biden administration is lifting Title 42, a Trump-era policy held over by the Biden administration. We applaud the removal of this policy, which was rooted in spurious public-health grounds to limit immigration at the southwest border.
Independent, Non-Partisan Report to the President Confirms Whistleblower Reports of Misconduct by Trump Political Appointees at Voice of America
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 11, 2023 Independent, Non-Partisan Report to the President Confirms Whistleblower Reports of Misconduct by Trump Political Appointees at Voice of America Office of Special Counsel Determines Independent Investigation Largely Substantiates “Deeply Troubling Conduct” Reported by Government Accountability Project Whistleblower Clients WASHINGTON— On May 10, [...]
Whistleblowers Tell U.S. Senate About Continuing Mistreatment of Military Families in Privatized Housing
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 18, 2023 Whistleblowers Tell U.S. Senate About Continuing Mistreatment of Military Families in Privatized Housing Problems Exposed at Last Year’s Senate Hearing Remain Unresolved WASHINGTON – Today, three whistleblowers represented by Government Accountability Project testified that military families continue to be victimized by [...]
Press Release: Government Accountability Project Submits Whistleblower Policy Recommendations to United Nations
For Immediate Release: March 24, 2023 Government Accountability Project Submits Whistleblower Policy Recommendations to United Nations Washington – Today, Government Accountability Project sent a letter to the United Nations Internal Justice Council (UNIJC) regarding the organization’s lack of whistleblower protections. This letter and its recommendations [...]
Press Statement: Government Accountability Project Condemns Plans to Detain Migrant Families
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 8, 2023 Government Accountability Project Condemns Plans to Detain Migrant Families WASHINGTON — On Monday, The New York Times reported that the Biden administration is contemplating the reinstatement of family detention for asylum seekers at the southern border. Government Accountability Project strongly [...]
Press Release: Government Accountability Project Responds to Questionable Congressional Whistleblower Ethics in Joint Press Conference
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 3, 2023 Government Accountability Project Responds to Questionable Congressional Whistleblower Ethics in Joint Press Conference Washington, DC – On Thursday, March 2, 2023, shocking new reports were released about three FBI whistleblowers and the complications of their cases. Today, Government Accountability Project joined Common [...]
Press Release: Leading Whistleblower Protection Organization Applauds Court of Appeals Ruling Enjoining North Carolina Ag Gag Law
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 24, 2023 Leading Whistleblower Protection Organization Applauds Court of Appeals Ruling Enjoining North Carolina Ag Gag Law RALEIGH, NC—US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit rules that undercover investigations and whistleblowing are considered newsgathering activities and as such are constitutionally protected by [...]
Blog Posts
Dana Gold Sits Down with Whistleblower on Admissible Podcast
Dana Gold Sits Down with Whistleblower on Admissible Podcast [...]
Anonymous Russian FSB Letters Reveal Internal Turmoil in the Kremlin – Part 3
Anonymous Russian FSB Letters Reveal Internal Turmoil in the [...]
Anonymous Russian FSB Letters Reveal Internal Turmoil in the Kremlin – Part 2
Anonymous Russian FSB Letters Reveal Internal Turmoil in the [...]
Anonymous Russian FSB Letters Reveal Internal Turmoil in the Kremlin – Part 1
Anonymous Russian FSB Letters Reveal Internal Turmoil in the [...]
Reflections from the Financial Crisis: Richard Bowen and Citigroup
Reflections from the Financial Crisis: Richard Bowen and Citigroup [...]
Our Top 5 of 2022
Our Top 5 of 2022 2022 was a record [...]
Press Hits
Common Dreams: Biden Admin Scientific Integrity Policy Falls Short, Warn Watchdogs
Common Dreams: Biden Admin Scientific Integrity Policy Falls Short, [...]
“Meltdown: Three Mile Island” is Nominated for an EMA
Moxie Pictures: "Meltdown: Three Mile Island: is Nominated for [...]
Corporate Crime Observatory: Exploring the Blurred Line of Whistleblowers and Informants
In the United States, whistleblowers and informants can make legally protected disclosures and, under certain circumstances, may receive financial support or rewards. There are increasingly more similarities that are causing the line between them to blur. The chart below outlines how they compare and contrast.
CSO Online: Why whistleblowers in cybersecurity are important and need support
Security workers who want to come forward about wrongdoings risk retaliation and fear not making a difference. Should society do more to support them?
Capital Hill Citizen: Congress needs to protect government whistleblowers
“Whistleblowers play an integral part in identifying and rooting out waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement, and corruption within federal agencies.”
Politico: Playbookers
Politico: Playbookers This expert features a Government Accountability Project [...]