ACCESS POR LOS DERECHOS
UTILIZANDO EL DERECHO DE ACCESO A LA INFORMACIÓN
ÚLTIMAS NOTICIAS SOBRE DERECHOS HUMANOS
Reasons not to limit access to information because of age
Limiting access to information to under-16s goes against the principle of access to information as a fundamental right No one should have their right of access to information restricted due to their age according to Access Info Europe and transparency experts. This declaration follows a meeting between Access Info and
Why you should not need to provide personal ID in order to request access to information
The Spanish Transparency, Access to Information and Good Governance Law establishes the rules on the access to information procedures in Article 17, one of which is identifying the identity of the requester. This is not necessarily a problem, given that many access to information laws around the world also ask
Guía de acceso a los Documentos de la UE
Para celebrar el Día de Europa, Access Info publicó en 2013 una Guía para ayudar al ciudadano a acceder a los Documentos de la UE, animando a los miembros de las organizaciones de la sociedad civil y pública a ejercer sus derechos y presentar solicitudes de acceso a los documentos.
Aid Transparency Toolkit
Published in October 2009, the Aid Transparency Toolkit is a guide for civil society organisations and members of the public interested in knowing more about how aid works and where the money goes to get the answers to their questions. This Toolkit is designed for CSOs in the north and
Legal Leaks Toolkit
This toolkit is designed for journalists working in any media – newspapers, radio, and television – as well as bloggers and other information professionals who need to get access to information held by public bodies for their stories. The toolkit is for journalists making requests in their own country or
Estándares de Gobierno Abierto
Access Info Europe ha liderado en el año 2015 una campaña destinada a crear Estándares de Gobierno Abierto (Open Government Standards) y promoverlos en todo el mundo. La idea era establecer normas sobre lo que realmente significa un gobierno abierto, transparente, responsable y participativo. El gobierno abierto ha sido y
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