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Freedom of Information legislation and regulations have been enacted in many countries since the 1960's with the aim of providing for citizens to seek access to government records.

Contents 1 Articles and resources 1.1 Related SourceWatch Articles 1.2 References 1.3 External Resources 1.4 External Links

Articles and resources

Related SourceWatch Articles

• Access to Information Act (Canada)
• Freedom of Information (China)
• Freedom of Information Act (Australia)
• Freedom of Information Act/Victoria, Australia
• Freedom of Information/A Guide For Whistleblowers
• Freedom of Information Act (USA)

References

External Resources

• David Banisar, "‘Freedom of Information Around the World 2006 – A Global Survey of Access to Government Information Laws", Privacy International Report, 2006.

External Links

• "The Right to Know", BBC World Service, August 8, 2008.
• Laura Trevelyan, The Right to Know: Part II", BBC World Service, August 15, 2008.

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