Whistleblower Center

Report wrongdoing safely.

If you have seen something that needs to come to light, you can tell us. This page explains what to report, how to protect yourself, and how we handle what you send.

What you can report

Corruption or fraud

Abuse of power or misconduct

Coordinated disinformation operations

Security incidents

Research misconduct

Governance violations

Before you submit

Write down what happened, when, and who was involved.
Be specific — dates, places, and amounts help us act.
Only include what you can share safely.

Evidence

Documents, screenshots, or links are useful.
Remove metadata from files before sending them.
Do not break the law or your own safety to gather proof.

Privacy

You decide how much to tell us about yourself. You can report without giving your name. If you do share contact details, we use them only to follow up on your report.

Protecting yourself

Submit from a personal device on a network you trust, not a work account. Avoid mentioning details that could identify you inside the report itself.

We take steps to protect sources and the information you send, but no online system can guarantee complete anonymity. Read the full notice before you submit.

Ready to report?

Report confidentially