tldr: No idea From [1, page 6, 25]: "Effective enforcement of Union law requires that protection is granted to the broadest possible range of categories of

tldr: No idea From [1, page 6, 25]: "Effective enforcement of Union law requires that protection is granted to the broadest possible range of categories of persons, who, irrespective of whether they are EU citizens or third-country nationals, by virtue of work-related activities (irrespective of the nature of these activities,whether they are paid or not), have privileged access to information about breaches that would be in the public’s interest to report and who may suffer retaliation if they report them." So there's some form of protection for non-eu citizens, but I have no idea how far it goes or how the rules will be interpreted in those cases. [1] www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/docs_autres_institutions/commission_europeenne/com/2018/0218/COM_COM(2018)0218_EN.pdf