PIC rules NA speaker's record classification cannot restrict right to information
Most outlets reported that the Pakistan Information Commission ruled the National Assembly speaker’s decision to classify certain records cannot restrict the right to information unless the ruling provides specific reasons. The framing and wording were largely similar across the excerpts, with both headlines and summaries emphasizing the PIC’s decision and the condition for its validity.
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NA speaker’s ruling on employee records can’t restrict right to information, PIC rules
The Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) has ruled that the National Assembly speaker’s decision to classify certain records cannot restrict citizens’ right to information (RTI) unless the ruling gives reasons showing that the harm from disclosure outweighs the public interest. The PIC issued the ruling while deciding two appeals filed by journalist Saddia Mazhar against the […]
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NA speaker's ruling on employee records cannot restrict citizen's right to information, PIC rules
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) has ruled that the National Assembly speaker’s decision to classify certain records cannot restrict citizens’ right to information (RTI) unless the ruling gives reasons showing that the harm from disclosure outweighs the public interest. The PIC issued the ruling while deciding two appeals filed by journalist Saddia Mazhar against the NA Secr...
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