The video of Justin Timberlake's arrest for drunk driving has been made public
A video of Justin Timberlake's June 2024 arrest for drunk driving in New York was released after a settlement in response to a Freedom of Information lawsuit.
Turkey: Journalist of opposition newspaper arrested on charges of 'spreading misleading information'
Turkish authorities have arrested journalist Ismail Ari of the opposition newspaper Birgün for allegedly spreading misleading information.
Watchdog says transparency crackdown will make Ontario more secret and less secure
A watchdog in Ontario criticizes the government's transparency reforms, arguing they will increase secrecy rather than enhance security.
Federal judge sides with media in Pentagon press access fight
A US federal judge has blocked a Pentagon policy that threatened journalists' access to military information, citing violations of free speech and due process rights.
FOI battle: Group insists National Assembly disclose N344bn spending
A civil society group, AdvoKC Foundation, is demanding full disclosure of the Nigerian National Assembly's spending in relation to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request that received a partial response.
Critics say Ford is ‘flooding the zone’ to distract from transparency controversy
Ontario critics claim that recent government announcements are a diversion from transparency law changes proposed by Premier Doug Ford's administration.
Doug Ford acknowledges transparency clamp-down is to protect his personal phone
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is acknowledging that his government's restrictions on access to information laws aim to protect the details of calls on his personal phone.
Ford accused of limiting transparency law because of cellphone defeat in court
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is accused of circumventing transparency laws by using his personal phone for official communications, as revealed by call log discrepancies and a ruling by the Information and Privacy Commission.
Espionage allegations: More than 500 arrests in Iran
Iran has arrested over 500 people on espionage charges amid the ongoing conflict, with many accused of leaking sensitive information.
"Sophia", the freedom of Radio3
"Sophia" is a new segment on Radio3 that offers thoughtful and cultured responses to questions, contrasting with the often superficial information provided by artificial intelligence.
Taxpayer advocacy group calls on Ontario to reverse transparency changes
A Canadian taxpayer advocacy group is urging the Ontario government to reverse recent changes to transparency laws that would shield officials from freedom of information requests.
Transparency watchdog blasts ‘shocking’ Ontario plan to hide premier cellphone records
Ontario's transparency watchdog criticizes the Ford government's initiative to restrict access to premier's cellphone records as an effort to obscure vital public information.
Press associations express concern over Alexandre de Moraes' decision to order search and seizure at journalist's home in Maranhão
Press associations in Brazil are worried about the implications of a judicial order that allowed federal police to search a journalist's home for publishing sensitive information about a Supreme Court minister.
Freedom of Information Act: Berlin Senate wants more surveillance and less transparency
The Berlin Senate plans to introduce legislation that would significantly limit public access to government records under the Freedom of Information Act, purportedly to enhance the protection of critical infrastructure.
DW Correspondent: Alican Uludağ Remains in Turkish Custody
DW correspondent Alican Uludağ remains in Turkish custody, facing charges of insulting the president and spreading misleading information, with his lawyer suggesting political motives behind the indictment.
‘A win for democracy’: Labor abandons freedom of information law changes that would have reduced transparency
The Australian Labor government has reversed its proposed changes to freedom of information laws, which would have implemented new fees and restricted access to government information.
Cultural Policy: "A Significant Risk of Corruption and Mismanagement"
The Berlin government plans to significantly restrict the Freedom of Information Act, which is critical for transparency in governmental actions.
The Madrid Court orders the investigation of Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for leaking data of two EL PAÍS journalists
The Madrid Court has ordered an investigation into Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for leaking private information of two journalists from EL PAÍS as retaliation for their reporting.
Court: Hungary's action to stop radio was wrong
The EU Court ruled that Hungary's decision to deny frequency renewal to the opposition radio station Klubradio was a violation of free speech and information rights.
U.S. Forces Korea Commander Denies Apology Over Pre-Shared Information on West Sea Exercises, Shows Discontent with Defense Ministry's Statement
U.S. Forces Korea and South Korea exhibit communication deficiencies regarding military exercises, leading to disputes over the nature and scope of joint training operations.
A Japanese journalist was arrested in Iran
A Japanese journalist has been detained in Iran, although specific details surrounding the incident are currently unclear due to the lack of available information.
Kim Dong-yeon strongly urges the cancellation of the 'March 1st Freedom Concert' at KINTEX organized by Jeon Han-gil
Kim Dong-yeon, the governor of Gyeonggi Province, has demanded the cancellation of a controversial 'March 1st Freedom Concert' organized by far-right YouTuber Jeon Han-gil at KINTEX due to misleading information about the event and its performers.
German journalist arrested in Turkey
Turkish authorities have arrested Deutsche Welle journalist Alican Uludag on charges of spreading misleading information and insulting the president.
Trump's World (Day 396): The USA Wants to Allow Europeans Access to (Dis)Information Blocked on the Internet
The U.S. government is launching a portal to grant Europeans access to information that is currently blocked in Europe, sparking a new phase in the transatlantic debate over free speech.
Press Freedom: Journalist of Deutsche Welle Arrested in Turkey
A correspondent for Deutsche Welle has been arrested in Turkey amid accusations from authorities regarding disseminating misleading information and insulting the nation's president and institutions.
Correspondent for Deutsche Welle Arrested
Alican Uludağ, a correspondent for Deutsche Welle and known investigative journalist, was arrested in Turkey amidst allegations of spreading misleading information and insulting the president.
In Turkey: Journalist of Deutsche Welle 'arrested like a dangerous criminal'
A Deutsche Welle journalist was arrested in Turkey on charges of insulting the president and spreading misleading information related to his criticism of government actions.
Revenue removes auditor from leadership position who was targeted in operation regarding illegal access to data of STF ministers and relatives
A Brazilian auditor targeted by a Federal Police operation for illegally accessing data of STF ministers has been removed from his leadership role within the Federal Revenue.
The government approves increased fines for refusing to provide information to journalists
The Lithuanian government has approved a decision to increase fines for entities that refuse to provide information to journalists, with penalties ranging from 60 to 600 euros depending on the nature of the violation.
Text of the Media Code of Conduct in Syria
The Syrian Ministry of Information has unveiled a new Media Code of Conduct intended to regulate the media environment in Syria, emphasizing professional ethics and social responsibility.
The State, Arbiter of Public Truth?
The article discusses the Argentine government's efforts to limit press freedom through supposedly misleading information that often exposes its own officials.
Yle Receives Adverse Decision from the Council for Mass Media
Yle's electoral machine faced criticism due to missing candidate information during its initial release, which is considered a significant error in factual information dissemination.
They were born out of a major scandal. Now they are the world's source of reliable information about the war in Ukraine
The Kyiv Independent, a notable source of information about the war in Ukraine, has been awarded the Politiken Freedom Prize for its commitment to journalistic independence and press freedom.
Armed Forces clarify guidelines on accreditation and management of official information
The Ecuadorian Armed Forces issued a statement clarifying their guidelines regarding accreditation and management of official information following the unauthorized dissemination of official documents by a media outlet.
Freedom of Information: Karlsfeld breaks with swimming pool initiative
Karlsfeld municipality has halted information sharing with a citizen initiative aimed at preserving the local swimming pool until they present a detailed financial and operational plan.
FOI documents reveal how Anika Wells' New York trip costs escalated
Communications Minister Anika Wells' New York trip expenses increased by $7,000 due to last-minute changes, as revealed by Freedom of Information documents.
The ‘habeas data’ is not a draft
A constitutional judge in Ecuador ruled against a habeas data claim, reinforcing the public's right to know and protecting journalism from legal intimidation.
Trump claims a leaker about Venezuela is in prison after a federal investigation
Trump links a leaker's case to sensitive information about Caracas amid the arrest of a contractor and the FBI's search of a Washington Post journalist's home, reigniting the debate over leaks and press freedom.
Barachini on the sale of Gedi: "Protecting pluralism is a priority for the government"
Alberto Barachini emphasized the government's commitment to ensuring the protection of pluralism and freedom of information during discussions on the sale of Gedi.
Freedom of Information: What does the state have to hide?
The article discusses the impact of the Freedom of Information Act in Germany, which has been in effect for twenty years, evaluating whether it has met its promises of transparency and accountability.
Free information travels on tivùsat. Seven new channels of Russian opposition
The free television offering of tivùsat expands with the addition of seven new channels linked to the Svoboda project, which aims to provide alternative information to that controlled by the Moscow regime.
Drivers lost £3.6m in Dart Charge payments - and UK Government kept most of it
Drivers have lost over £3.6 million in unused Dart Charge payments over the last two years, with the UK Government retaining the majority of the funds.
Their Muzzle Will Not Win
The article asserts the importance of freedom of information against censorship, highlighting ongoing struggles against radical Islamist influences in Italy.