The main mission of FOICA is to defend the people’s constitutional right to have access to information.
For 23 years, the Freedom of Information Center has been operating in Armenia, promoting the application of legislation on freedom of information and enhancing transparency within the government system of the Republic of Armenia. The FOICA was established on July 1, 2001.

The main mission of FOICA is to defend the people’s constitutional right to have access to information.
For 23 years, the Freedom of Information Center has been operating in Armenia, promoting the application of legislation on freedom of information and enhancing transparency within the government system of the Republic of Armenia. The FOICA was established on July 1, 2001.

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In order to provide a complete and coherent picture of judicial practice in the field of freedom of information, all court cases on freedom of information, included the former ones, should be discussed. But these data will be provided separately, taking into consideration the peculiarities of the previous and current judicial practices.

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Legal Support (April 2005 – March 2006)

During the period of April 2005 – March 2006 the Freedom of Information Center has received applications from 913 people, 784 citizens, 85 non-governmental organizations, 22 journalists, 19 juridical persons and 3 state governance bodies and local authorities (Table 1).

FOICA regional lawyers have consulted 913 people. In 390 cases the lawyers helped citizens to write and send requests. The Freedom of Information Center has sent 62 requests by its own initiative which resulted in the difference of the number of citizens who had turned to FOICA and those who received support (see tables 1 and 2). State officials have responded to 361 out of 390 requests. 20 requests were denied and 9 requests remained unanswered by public bodies. Unanswered or illegally denied requests have been judicially disputed in 8 cases. The heads of remaining bodies have been included in the Black List.

Legal Support (April 2005 – March 2006)

 

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