A whistle-blowing policy is a formal framework that enables employees, stakeholders, or other individuals to report unethical, illegal, or improper activities within an organization without fear of retaliation. This policy is designed to promote transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct by providing a secure and confidential mechanism for reporting misconduct, such as fraud, corruption, discrimination, safety violations, or financial irregularities. Organizations implement whistle-blowing policies to protect whistleblowers from adverse consequences like job termination, harassment, or