
European countries need to provide access to information in practice, not just on paper
Legal frameworks aren't being reflected in reality when it comes to transparency.
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Some European countries with older and weaker laws are more transparent in many ways than those with more modern and stronger legal frameworks.
Governments across Europe need to take seriously the duty to document information around decision-making processes.
Andreas Pavlou
Andreas Pavlou is a researcher at Access Info Europe, a Madrid-based human rights NGO dedicated to promoting and protecting the right of access to information.
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This story was originally written in English.