Right to Know Day 2006
In 2006 the 4rd annual International Right to Know Day was celebrated in 34 countries around the world:
Africa
Sierra Leone Kenya Nigeria Uganda Namibia
Americas
Canada USA Panama Mexico Jamaica Venezuela Colombia Peru Chile Argentina
Asia
Pakistan India Bangladesh Malaysia
Europe
Spain Morocco Montenegro Serbia United Kingdom Slovenia Bosnia and Herzegovina Moldova Macedonia Croatia Bulgaria Turkey Ukraine Georgia Armenia
International Organizations
Global Transparency Initiative Open Society Justice Initiative Unece Aarhus Clearinghouse For Environmental Democracy Privacy International Access Info Europe Transparency International
Right to Know Day around the world - Mexico |
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The Right to Know Day in Mexico will be celebrated with activities of many organizations working on the issues, which are gathered by the Hewlett Foundation new blog http://www.derechoasaber.org.mx/. This blog demonstrates the seriousness and commitment of the Foundation to enlarge the recognition of the right to know in Mexico, and has been a great allied in the celebration of our Day! Asociacio'n Civil Libertad de Informacio'n-Me'xico AC (LIMAC)is presenting two very large studies. The first, it is a national survey on the knowledge of the Mexican FOI law amongst regular citizens and academics (the group using more the law so far). The second piece is a new book of our President, Ernesto Villanueva, of an extensive legal analysis of 68 countries with FOI provisions and laws comparing basic elements and standards of openness.
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