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 - Uganda

Organizer: Directorate of Information in Ministry of Information and National
Guidance in conjuction with Foundation for Human Rights Initiative
Date: September 18-19, 2006
Event: Roundtable on Access to Information Act 2005 "Fostering Open Government through Access to Information"
Location: Sheraton Kampala Hotel

Description: The Directorate of Information in Ministry of Information and National
Guidance in conjuction with Foundation for Human Rights Initiative are organizing a two day Roundtable on the Access to Information Act which will attract 55 key stakeholders, policy makers and implementers both from government and the private sector.

The Roundtable under the theme "Fostering Open Government through Access to Information" will promote awareness of the Access to Information Act 2005 as well as explore available options to ensure effetive operationalisation of the law.

The meeting will take place at the Sheraton Kampala Hotel on the 18th and 19th September 2006

Links: Roundtable program ( PDF 107Kb)
 

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