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Are we RTI ready?

September 13, 2013
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With the Right to Information (RTI) Bill tabled for discussion in this parliament session, Bhutanese society is talking about the pros and cons of having such an Act. Many are even asking if Bhutan needs such an Act? The media that were initially pro RTI have reined in their support after being discomfited by restrictive clauses in the Bill.

Does the Bhutanese population understand what it means to have an RTI Act? Discussing all this and more on the News Hour are Gasa’s National Council MP Sangay Khandu, the Bhutan Media Foundation’s Executive Director Dawa Penjore, and Yeshey Dorji, a blogger and a political commentator.

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