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New website launched to track access to information requests in Spain
Madrid, 22 March 2012 – As of today people in Spain will be able to make and track requests for Information from public bodies in a simple and free way via the new web portal TuDerechoaSaber.es (“Your right to know”) being launched by human rights organisations Access Info Europe and
RTI Rating Examines International RTI Frameworks
RTI Rating Examines International RTI Frameworks www.RTI-Rating.org 16 March 2012, Madrid/Halifax – Right to information laws in Africa and the Americas are falling below the standards set by regional human rights bodies, while in Europe the standards themselves are weaker than the better right to information laws, according to a
New ethical code too weak to prevent another ‘lobbygate’
New ethical code too weak to prevent another ‘lobbygate’ Brussels, 20 March 2012 – Today marks the first anniversary of the ‘cash-for-amendments’ scandal, in which several Members of the European Parliament were exposed tabling legislative amendments in exchange for money. Ethics campaigners warn that the new code introduced following the
Reforming Regulation 1049
EU Transparency Campaign on the reform of EU access to documents Regulation Access Info Europe is calling for civil society support for the campaign on the reform of the EU access to documents Regulation, which aims to strengthen the right of access to EU documents or, at the very least,
Pre-presentación de tuderechoasaber en Barcelona
Date: 05 March 2012, 7:30pm Location: Sala Wiki Lounge, UOC, Rambla Catalunya 6, Barcelona
Press Freedom and Anti-Terrorism Laws
To: Thorbjorn Jagland General Secretary Council of Europe Copy: Secretariat and Members of the CDMSI Secretariat and Members of CODEXTER Brussels, 8 February 2012 Concerns: Press Freedom and Anti-Terrorism LawsDear Mr Jagland,We write to you on behalf of the undersigned civil society and professional
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