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Transparency and Silence: A Survey of Access to Information Laws and Practices in 14 Countries

Sep 28, 2006

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Analyzes governments' responses to requests for information in fourteen countries in Africa, Europe, and Latin America. Discusses factors such as freedom of information laws, civil society, and discrimination, and makes recommendations for better access.

Transparency and Silence: A Survey of Access to Information Laws and Practices in 14 Countries

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Title: Transparency and Silence: A Survey of Access to Information Laws and Practices in 14 Countries
Publication date 2006-09-28
Publication Year 2006
Authors Helen Darbishire , Thomas Carson
Copyright holder(s) Open Society Institute
Geographical Focus Global
Keywords spain chile , kenya south africa
Document type Report/Whitepaper
Language English
URL: https://interfaith.issuelab.org/resource/transparency-and-silence-a-survey-of-access-to-information-laws-and-practices-in-14-countries.html
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