Right to Know Day 2009

International Right to Know Day on 28 September 2009 will be celebrated by civil society organizations from around the world. Below you can find further information on activities in different countries and their organisers.

 

Africa and the Middle East

Morocco and Arab Region Nigeria

Americas

Canada Cayman Islands Mexico USA Latin American Region

Asia

Bangladesh Pacific Islands Pakistan

Europe

Bulgaria Georgia Hungary Moldova Montenegro Netherlands Romania Scotland Serbia Spain

Right to Know Day - 28 September 2009
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International Right to Know Day on 28 September 2009 will be celebrated by civil society organizations from around the world. Activities will include conferences on current challenges to access to information, release of reports by NGOs on different aspects of open government including secrecy policies, transparency of political finance contributions, and results of monitoring studies as well as awards for transparent public authorities and for civil society groups working to promote transparency in their countries.

International Right to Know Day on 28 September 2009 will be celebrated by civil society organizations from around the world. Activities will include conferences on current challenges to access to information, release of reports by NGOs on different aspects of open government including secrecy policies, transparency of political finance contributions, and results of monitoring studies as well as awards for transparent public authorities and for civil society groups working to promote transparency in their countries.

Actualizado ( Martes, 29 de Septiembre de 2009 17:02 )
 

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