Commemorating Right to Know Day 2012

Transparency Maldives organized a panel discussion on promoting access to information to mark International Right to Know day on September 28, 2012, at the Maldives National University (MNU). Panelists covered the relationship between freedom of information and democracy, public participation, good governance, and corruption. They highlighted shortcomings in the current RTI legal framework and features of an ideal RTI regime. Panelists included Mr. Muaviz Rasheed (Vice President of ACC), Uz. Mohamed Anil (Chairperson of Democracy House), and Mr. Aiman Rasheed (Advocacy Manager of TM). The event was recorded and aired on TVM and Raajje TV.

Transparency Maldives organized a panel discussion on promoting access to information to mark International Right to Know day on September 28, 2012, at the Maldives National University (MNU). Panelists covered the relationship between freedom of information and democracy, public participation, good governance, and corruption. They highlighted shortcomings in the current RTI legal framework and features of an ideal RTI regime. Panelists included Mr. Muaviz Rasheed (Vice President of ACC), Uz. Mohamed Anil (Chairperson of Democracy House), and Mr. Aiman Rasheed (Advocacy Manager of TM). The event was recorded and aired on TVM and Raajje TV.

Transparency Maldives organized a panel discussion on promoting access to information to mark International Right to Know day on September 28, 2012, at the Maldives National University (MNU). Panelists covered the relationship between freedom of information and democracy, public participation, good governance, and corruption. They highlighted shortcomings in the current RTI legal framework and features of an ideal RTI regime. Panelists included Mr. Muaviz Rasheed (Vice President of ACC), Uz. Mohamed Anil (Chairperson of Democracy House), and Mr. Aiman Rasheed (Advocacy Manager of TM). The event was recorded and aired on TVM and Raajje TV.

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