On the initiative of the Lawyers’ Committee for Human Rights – YUCOM – a consultative working meeting was held with the view to discuss the pace of implementation of three important pieces relating to human rights: Access to Public Information Act; Data Privacy Protection Act; and Document Classification Act.1
The objective of what was conceived as a constructive exchange of participating authorities’, institutions’ and organizations’ representatives was to:
1) Identify problems encountered by independent bodies, authorities, nongovernmental organizations and citizens en route to these laws’ implementation;
2) Detect capacities of improving these laws and other instruments in the area of free access to information, data protection and data classification, and
3) Explore possibilities of advancing relations between nongovernmental organizations and public authorities in this process.
Human Rights and Democracy Violation Early Warning Weekly Newsletter No. 47
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