Freedom of Information Act RequestsBeatrice Ezerski
要向公立大学和国家研究所索取信息很简单。如果你想读原文的话可以看这里:FOIA.gov - Freedom of Information Act: How to Make a FOIA Request 当然gov 网站写又长又臭,如果你要看简单版本的话,一封邮件即可(以 UIUC 为例):(来自FOIA Requests) Illinois Freedom of Information Request Austin Walters<...@i...
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) allows individuals to access information from federal agencies. The purpose behind FOIA is to promote open, transparent government. Anyone may submit a FOIA request for any type of record, although there are exemptions that allow agencies to withhold information...
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对信息索求的自由，英国美国在这方面的法案是差不多的，即当事人有权向所在机构所求内部信息的权力
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Freedom of Information requests must be made in writing to: Brigett R. Bevan Freedom of Information Officer Chicago Transit Authority 567 W. Lake Street Chicago, Illinois 60661 Requests can be submitted by fax to (312) 681-2809 or by e-mail to FOIA@transitchicago.com. They also can be sub...
S. federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), so we will use that statute as an example. 其中许多近期立法借鉴了美国联邦《信息自由法》(FreedomofInformationAct),因此我们将以此为例子。 iipdigital.usembassy.gov 2. Professor Jones denies deleting e-mails in response to requests under Britain's ...
Members of theKenyan Diaspora Alliance-USA have announced that they have sent Freedom of Information Requests to USAIDand some Kenyans on social media and in a few cases in print have asserted suspicions or accusations that the U.S. Government was intending to back “unconstitutional constitutional...
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), federal act signed into law by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson on July 4, 1966, that granted American citizens the right to see the contents of files maintained about them by federal executive branch agencies, includin