Freedom of information legislation

affiliated websites, as well as social media, and blogs that condemn the control by the authoritarian Kazakh regime. During the time period between 2015-2016, large prison sentences were handed to social media users, which effectively declined internet freedom in the country. The introduction of the “National Security Certificate” allowed greater surveillance online. According to Amnesty International, prosecutors utilized the legal system to target individuals that practise dissent on the government. In

Introduction The widespread use of information technology, automatic data processing techniques, the formation of global information systems, access to which can be virtually made by any person from anywhere in the world – these are the real characteristics of the gaining momentum digital era. On the one hand, the benefits of free access to information directly provide the realization of one of the most important democratic rights to freedom of information to citizens. The management of large-scale

Explain how the ethos, mission, aims and values of a school may be reflected in working practices. The aim of the school I am associated with is : “To give children equal opportunities for learning, through a wide variety of experiences that will develop their knowledge, skills and character. To actively promote race equality and good race relations across all areas of school life and to eliminate unlawful discrimination. To ensure that the school pursues high academic standards through a broad

international conflict has seen these laws shift to accommodate alarming trends in home grown terrorism (Australian Security Intelligence Organisation 2014). Sydney’s 2014 terror raids prompted the most significant changes to Australia’s counter terrorism legislation in the last decade (Commonwealth of Australia Department of Defence 2015). Amendments granted law enforcement and intelligence agencies new and somewhat controversial powers, in the name of national security. Yet, with no foreseeable end in sight

liberty and security - Right to a fair trial - No punishment without law - Right to respect for privacy and family life - Freedom of thought, conscience and religion - Freedom of expression - Freedom of assembly and association - Right to marry - Prohibition of discrimination Other legislation relating to equality would be: - Equal Pay Act 1970 - The Sex Discrimination Order 1976(amended 1998) - Race Relations Order 2003

United States of America, freedom has been the basis of the governmental and ruling systems in place. Individual freedoms are protected in both the Bill of Rights and the rest of the Constitution, and Schwartz (2009) explains that ‘public liberty ultimately enhances collective rationality—it is a path to heightening our wisdom by increasing access to pertinent information and improving decision making’ (p. 409). However, there have been many times in history when the true freedom of citizens is called

Why an organisation needs to collect HR data Legislation and Compliance – The company needs to collect data from our employees to ensure we comply with legislation and our industry requirements, for example a copy of an employee’s passport or visa to show right to work, evidence of a Doctor’s registration status. We also collect data pertaining to equality and diversity… Support company strategy - Different types of data and how they support HR practice * Absence – The company needs

P2: Outline how legislation, policies and procedures relating to health, safety and security influence health and social care settings. M1: Describe how health and safety legislation, policies and procedures promote the safety of individuals in a health or social care setting. Within health and social care there are a number of acts and procedures set out in legislation which must be followed. These acts ad procedures influence care settings by offering practical examples of good practice and

Monetary Policy and Central Bank Independence 5 The Media Law 5 Loophole Legislating 5 Statement of Key Problems 5 Hungary had two major problems, namely: 5 Political Climate 6 A Shift to the Right 6 Governance and Legislation 6

for EU Member States as “to protect fundamental rights and freedom of natural persons, and in particular their right to privacy with respect to processing of personal data” , therefore it applies to the United Kingdom as well. Nevertheless, its basic provisions raises very serious impacts on the right of free expression, also restricting the centre values of the right which relating to media as gathering, storing and imparting of information. However, from the point of view of media expression, Member