Right to Know Day 2005
In 2005 the 3rd annual International Right to Know Day was celebrated in 29 countries around the world:
Africa
Americas
Mexico Usa Chile Jamaica Peru Guyana Uruguay Argentina
Asia
Pakistan India Maldives Bangladesh Malaysia Philippines Fiji
Europe
Czech Republic Slovenia Albania Latvia Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia and Montenegro Romania Bulgaria Macedonia Moldova Georgia Armenia
International Organizations
Right to Know Day around the world - Maldives |
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No hay traducciones disponibles. Organizer: Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative Description: Articles on the Right to Know Day 2005 were published across the Maldives: It's International "Right to Know Day", Dhivehi Observer news, Sep. 28, 2005 Freedom of Information lies at the root of the rights discourse. Failure of the State to provide access to information or State suppression of information can lead to the most egregious forms of human rights violations. The Right to Information (RTI) is fundamental to the realisation of rights as well as effective democracy, which requires informed participation by all. CHRI educates the public about the value of RTI and advocates at policy level for guaranteed access to information. More articles in the Dhivehi Observer: 1. Dhivehi Observer from Sep. 26, 2005: International 'Right to Know' Day - September 28; can we observe it? |
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