This work aims to capture the implementation of the European Directive on the protection of persons reporting violations of Union law within Greek and Cypriot legal systems.

The author approaches the complex subject of “whistleblowing” with scientific thoroughness, clarity, and practical focus, providing an in-depth analysis of the protection frameworks for whistleblowers in the two member states and highlighting the obligations of the relevant authorities.

A particularly valuable aspect of this publication is its comparative dimension, with well-documented references to Greek and Cypriot law. This comparative approach enables the reader to gain a comprehensive understanding of the different legislative choices and practical applications, as well as the common challenges faced by both legal systems in the field of whistleblower protection.

This is a practically useful and timely book, aimed at professionals responsible for implementing the relevant protection frameworks, as well as anyone interested in understanding the importance of “whistleblowing” in uncovering violations.