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Freedom of Information

Postponed for (Another) Seven Years

Tuesday, August 9, 2005

The government has ignored calls from the DPR to prioritize enactment of the Freedom of Information Bill.

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THREE weeks ago, the Coordinator of the Freedom of Information Coalition, Agus Sudibyo, received disappointing news from House of Representatives (DPR) Commission I member, Djoko Susilo, that the government had set a seven-year deadline on enactment of the Freedom of Information Bill. This shows the governments unwillingness to push through this legislation, which enables members of the public to access information, commented a disappointed Sudib

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