Access to Information
Definition
Access to information refers to the ability of individuals or groups to obtain and receive information freely, without censorship or restrictions. It is crucial for a transparent and democratic society.
Related terms
Freedom of Press: The right for journalists and media outlets to report news without government interference.
Internet Censorship: The control or suppression of online content by governments or organizations.
Whistleblower Protection: Laws or policies that safeguard individuals who expose wrongdoing or illegal activities within an organization.
"Access to Information" appears in:
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AP European History
Study guides (1)
AP Comparative Government - 4.3 What are Political Party Systems?
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