Article: Tip-offs regarding possible white-collar crime or in relation to human rights and environmental damage.
In case of emergency or acute danger to life and limb,
please call +49 30 297 1066.Please direct any questions about our products and services
to the DB service number +49 30 297 0 .
The DB Group strives to act ethically and in accordance with legal regulations in all of its business activities. The aim of whistleblowing management at the DB Group is to protect the company, its employees and other individuals, as well as our business partners and other stakeholders, from damage caused by white-collar crime such as corruption, cartels and fraud. It also focuses on human rights, both in our own business and along the entire supply chain.
If you have information about suspected white-collar crime, suspected human right violations (such as child labor, forced labor, discrimination or violations of occupational health and safety) or possible environmental damage, we would be happy to receive it and will treat it in strict confidence.
Whistleblowers can communicate with Deutsche Bahn while keeping their identity confidential.
The following reporting channels are available and can be used internationally:
For tip-offs regarding white-collar crime
By telephone
You have the option of calling whistleblowing management telephone number:
+49 30 297 62710
Written reports
You can contact whistleblowing management by mail or e-mail:
Compliance Whistleblowing Management
E-Mail Electronic whistleblowing system (BKMS)
The "BKMS" tool (Business Keeper Monitoring System) offers anonymous, web-based access for reporting tip-offs. It is available in twentytwo languages. Please select your language in the top right menu.
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Our Attorneys of Trust are available for non-committal preliminary talks on all questions that arise when there are grounds to suspected infringements.
Our lawyers are bound by professional discretion in their function. They are not allowed to forward any personal information without the explicit consent of the person who has contacted them.
Dr. Alexandra Schmitz
Lawyer
+49 711 185780 0
Fax:
+49 711 185780 50
Dr. Barbara Livonius
Livonius Law Firm
Dr. Margarete Gräfin von Galen
Galen Lawyers
For complaints regarding human rights violations or environmental damage
Written reports
Deutsche Bahn AG
Bereich Nachhaltigkeit und Umwelt
LkSG-Beschwerdeverfahren
Potsdamer Straße 8
10785 Berlin
Electronic whistleblowing system (BKMS)
The "BKMS" tool (Business Keeper Monitoring System) offers anonymous, web-based access for reporting tip-offs. It is available in twentytwo languages. Please select your language in the top right menu.
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