The Right to Information Regime The right to information is a human right as stated in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 10 December 1948. [1] Countries have ratified it in accordance with the dynamics of their internal conditions. In doing so, some have …
The high degree of local government enthusiasm and expectation over the implementation of the Public Information Openness Act (UU KIP) will improve information transparency, including transparency of governmental budgetary management and planning. Indirectly, this information transparency can reduce the potential for corruption and budgetary fraud. As part of this enthusiasm, many local governments have requested …
Duration: 12:39 RIGHT TO KNOW, where people have the right to the information they need. Information Fragment of Guaranteed Delivery Funding from Village Midwives. UU no. 14 of 2008 guarantees services for information to the public. The short film entitled “Tong Was-Was” (Don’t Worry) tells the story of the people’s anxieties about not knowing …
JAKARTA – “World Bank sees openness and transparency as key in creating better development outcomes and increase accountability,” said Dini Sari Djalal, Senior Communications Officer World Bank Indonesia’s representative, while giving an open statement discussion titled World Bank and the Open Development, Monday (3 / 12) at the World Bank representative office of Indonesia, Jalan …
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In everyday life, we certainly need the information, whether it is information relating to employment, physical and spiritual interests, health, education, daily needs, as well as relevant developments in science all around us and in the other hemisphere. Every person has the right to freedom of information as a human right that is recognized internationally …
