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Africa Human Rights Day Statement
Africa Human Rights Day, observed annually on 21 October, offers a chance to reflect on the progress achieved in advancing human rights, whilst addressing the persistent challenges that still threaten these advances. This year’s commemorations, held under the theme...
Media and Information Literacy key to access to information
The Media and Information Literacy (MIL) Strategy acts as the foundation for access to information, helping citizens to make informed choices, encourage critical thinking, and tackle information disorders to foster national progress and bolster citizen participation...
Access to information central for good governance and climate resilience
The International Day for Universal Access to Information, celebrated annually on 28 September, holds special significance this year as Southern African countries increasingly recognise the importance of providing their citizens with access to information. Over the...
Digital technologies key to enhancing access to environmental information
The theme for this year’s International Day for Universal Access to Information (IDUAI), Ensuring Access to Environmental Information in the Digital Age, underscores how digital technologies and open data platforms can enhance access to environmental...
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