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A healthy right to information regime is in everyone’s best interest

July 29, 2019 By: information Category: RTI Column

Daily Star, July 15, 2019
A healthy right to information regime is in everyone’s best interest
Shamsul Bari and Ruhi Naz
Funds stolen by political leaders. School supplies siphoned off by a contractor. Ghost workers created to claim benefits. Evidence of government-sanctioned torture. Trees that were meant to be planted but never were… these are just some of the stories unearthed by using Right to Information (RTI) or Freedom of Information (FOI) laws in some 130 countries. These laws oblige governments to disclose information they normally would not. The range of issues that citizens can tackle using RTI laws may surprise many readers.
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Has it lived up to the expectations?

July 29, 2018 By: information Category: RTI Column

Daily Star, July 15, 2018:
9 YEARS OF RTI
Shamsul Bari and Ruhi Naz
Nine years ago this month, the RTI Act 2009 of Bangladesh was born. It came at a time when the entire nation was filled with a deep sense of relief and hope for change and reforms. The country had just held one of the fairest of general elections in its troubled history after long spells of non-representative and military-led governments. Read More..

RIB এর কার্যক্রম

June 29, 2018 By: information Category: RTI Column

RLS এর সাথে প্রকল্প

CHRI এর সাথে কাজ

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GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATIONS

June 15, 2018 By: information Category: RTI Column

Daily Star, June 15, 2018:
Why it’s relevant for us and how it relates to RTI
Shamsul Bari and Ruhi Naz
In the days before May 25, email users all over the world were bombarded with a barrage of electronic messages updating them on something called the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). Observers claim that the number of messages dispatched by businesses throughout the world on the occasion might have surpassed those sent during Christmas or New Year. Read More..