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The new clubs will improve information access for the so-called e-inclusion, said Ivanovski.
Information access here is very fragile.
It is simply not enough to introduce the Law on information access and Law on public information. .
Information access empowers us to flourish.
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In this specialty, engineers build integrated environments for computing,communications, and information access.
Yet, information access is not the only area in astronomy where this is important.
One of them is a legal obligation of the management to authorize one ormore persons to act upon requests for information access.
Whereas now, curtailing information access is just as effective or more so, since the act is often invisible.
The first is dealing with legal obligation of the management to authorize one ormore persons to act upon requests for information access.
Free information access which are available to the government authority enables the citizens to be better informed, and government officials more responsible.
How do the citizens supervise the service they finance?- From the point of free information access, I treat RTS as a government body.
Sabic assesses that the Law on free information access is one of the Laws stipulating such rules, but it is not sufficient to only adopt the laws, but to ensure effective and coherent implementation.".
Infrastructural and economic barriers in India, where income per capita is 1/30th that of Japan,have led to this divide in information access.
Sabic has pointed out that in transitional societies such as ours,expansion of space for free information access"is the basic pre-requisite and expression of the democratization and fight against governmental misuse and corruption".
For a society aspiring to be democratic, it is of first class importance not to leave these people"on the margins" and to provide them,the best possible information access.
Democratic societies are based on the idea that the public has the right to know, in principal all in the affairs of the government.And free information access available from the government enables the public to be informed better and government officials to be more accountable.", said Sabic.
In due time I will have talks on the subject with the new acting State Attorney Slobodan Radovanovic with the belief that this will result in useful tips for implementation of the Law on free information access- stressed Sabic.
In societies undergoing transition, such is ours,expanding a space for free information access is basic preconditions and expression of democratization and a fight against misuse of governmental power and corruption. In that context, public media and journalists have a particular and very important role.
However, certain things, I, as Information Commissioner,am facing in practicality of implementation of the Law on free information access tell us that it is not so.
Created: Tuesday, 28 September 2010 12:12 The Commissioner for public information and personal data protection,Coalition for free information access, NUNS, OSCE, UNDP, with participation of a large number of media representatives, NGOs, organs of authority, as well as members of diplomatic core organized a meeting marking the International Right to Know Day today in Belgrade, September 28th.
Commissioner Rodoljub Šabić, among other things announced the following:"The subject of today's talks were certain issues in the implementation of the Law on free information access, especially noted in the matter of Prosecution Offices.
Even though the Laws on public procurements and free information access are not new any more, since they have been introduced several years ago, and training of personnel is a government duty, since now, only two government bodies have dealt with training of employees, with the cooperation of civil sector; Directory of Public Procurement and Commissioner for public significance information. .
The project has two phases: firstly we make use of existing software and hardware as well as implementing simple browsers for the user's workstations,based on an analysis of therequirements for information access needs by experiments.
Because of those unwilling to accept and respect this, it is essential to finally activate measures stipulated in the law,for the implementation of free information access right, and if otherwise impossible to enforce them by coercion, in other words make those not enforcing the law accountable.", said Sabic.
Expired Friday, 16 January 2009 10:34 Commissioner for information of Public Importance Rodoljub Šabić, held talks today with Vida Petrović Škero, President of the Supreme Court of Serbia andSlobodan Radovanović acting Republic Public Prosecutor on issues of implementation of the Law on free information access in the judicial system.
However, during their operations,withholding information from the public is permitted only according to the stipulations of the Law on free information access. The fact that the Heads of two very important Prosecution Offices demonstrate the readiness to maximize their accountability to their obligations stipulated in the Law on free information access is extremely important, especially since good examples are not that frequent.
One of the results is the agreement on specific activities, which will be undertaken in several big Prosecution Offices, together with Mr. Radovanović.Law on free information access, for all authorities represents, obligations they have to respond to.
In relation to that, Commissioner Rodoljub Šabić besides all, estimated:"Demands of the people, NVO, press, media,in other words public in general, for the information access of the public provision, privatizations, concessions and other similar, very frequently are faced with the difficulties and resistance, that is to say the least indicative. Information about the disposal of the public resources is according to the definition, the information of public importance.
There is ours, but it is not standardized yet, the fact bearing bad consequences. Standardization would better serve quality of communication of deaf-mute persons, among themselves and with the environment, andwould offer better opportunities for information access necessary for their active involvement in the social life.