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A Long Road to Transparency

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

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Agus Sudibyo

Deputy Director of SET Foundation, Jakarta.

MOST governments prefer to run their administration in silence. Even a democratic country tends to carry out a good portion of her business far from public attention. Andrew Puddetphatt made the statement in the official edition of Article 19 on the Principles of Freedom of Information Law, June 1999.

The conclusion of Puddetphatt explains why the process of the deliberation on the Trans

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