Whistleblowers in the police need better protection when they report violations of the law and misconduct in their department.
Police officers who draw attention to wrongdoing in their departments make an important contribution to greater transparency, credibility and thus the rule of law. With the project "Mach Meldung!", the Society for Civil Rights (Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte, GFF) informs about the importance of the Whistleblower Protection Act in Germany and works towards stronger protection for whistleblowers in the police.
In collaboration with the Society for Civil Rights e.V. (GFF)
The Society for Civil Rights e.V. (Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte e.V. or "GFF") is a donor-funded organization that defends fundamental and human rights by legal means. The organization promotes democracy and civil society, protects against disproportionate surveillance and advocates for equal rights and social participation for everyone. To that end, the GFF conducts strategic litigation, lodges constitutional complaints against laws that violate fundamental rights and contributes its legal expertise to social debates. The Berlin-based non-profit organization was founded in 2015 and is funded primarily through individual donations and the contributions of its supporting members.
