Citizen’s Real participation in Democracy through Right To Information
Journal: Justice International Research Journal of Law (Vol.1, No. 1)Publication Date: 2013-03-15
Authors : Satya Pal Singh;
Page : 40-45
Keywords : Right to information; Fundamental Rights; Rights to Know;
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Abstract
Right to know laws also serve fundamental liberty and autonomy interest. They provide individuals with knowledge of the risk involved in their choice and allow them to decide whether or not encounter these risks. Right to know laws also promote a democratic decision making and the power of ordinary citizens. Equipped with better information, citizens can participate on a more equal footing it regulated entities permitting, land use and other political decisions. Local resident and member of the public can exert pressure on firm to reduce risky activities or eliminate unnecessary toxic exposures. Right to know laws also can improve health and safety, by facilitating emergency planning, avoiding accidents, and helping the government determine area.
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