Right to Know Day 2003
Member's Initiatives to promote September 28 - the "Right to Know" Day in 2003
Journalists Against Corruption celebrates "Right to Know Day"
On a press conference on Sep. 28 Access to information Programme (Bulgaria) will present awards to citizens, media and NGOs, who have actively exercised their rights to freedom of information. More information on the nominations and the ceremony can be found here
Open society, b.a., Czech Republic celebrates "Right to Know Day"
Romanian NGOs to celebrate International "Right to Know Day"
Open society, b.a., Czech Republic celebrates "Right to Know" Day |
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The Open Society, b.a. in cooperation with the Environmental Lobbying Facility and the civic assotiation Citizen and Democracy in the scope of the "Right to Know" Day activities have organized a competition named "Open x Closed" - for the biggest "friend" and "enemy"of access to information among the public administration authorities in Czech republic.
The results of this competition will be published and the prizes will be given on Monday, 29 September 2003 on a press conference. There we will also present our effort to gain all the judgements concerning the Free Access to Information Act from the Regional Courts that in some cases have been still refusing to provide these judgements. |
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