This article explicitly lists corporate whistleblowing, not government whistleblowing. I keep seeing comments drawing parallels to Snowden and Assange, but the

This article explicitly lists corporate whistleblowing, not government whistleblowing. I keep seeing comments drawing parallels to Snowden and Assange, but they were leaking government wrongdoing (should I say perceived?) publically, not corporate wrongdoing. Nothing in here suggests that if some EU nation was committing some crime that you could parade the facts around publicly with no ramifications. Even the US has a fair amount of protection for corporate whistleblowers, however they don’t take kindly to people revealing government secrets publicly. There are ways to whistleblow internally, assuming that said thing isn’t something the whole government is in on (such as the Snowden leaks).