Right to Information
From government transparency to freedom of speech, we’ll keep you up-to-date on the latest developments and issues affecting your right to information.
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RTI Act Does Not Apply to ECP and President’s Office, IHC Holds
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has ruled that the Right of Access to Information Act, 2017 does not apply…
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Alarming HIV Surge in Pakistan Fueled by Unsafe Practices and Stigma
Health Minister Dr. Azra Pechuho was informed on Tuesday that the spread of HIV in Sindh had reached an “extremely…
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Cabinet Division Releases Toshakhana Record for First Quarter of FY2025-26
The Cabinet Division has released the Toshakhana record for the first quarter (July–September 2025) of the ongoing fiscal year. The…
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Year-Long Obstruction: Information Ministry Finally Directed to Release PTV Anchors’ Pay Packages
The Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) has directed the Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MOIB), to disclose details of the…
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RTI Practitioner Aamir Baloch Challenges Section 7 of Federal RTI Act in Balochistan High Court
In a major development for transparency and citizens’ right to know, Karachi-based advocate and Right to Information (RTI) activist Aamir…
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Punjab RTI Law Faces Major Changes: Facilitation or Restriction?
Lahore – The Punjab Information Commission (PIC) has finalised wide-ranging amendments to the Punjab Transparency and Right to Information Act,…
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Bureaucratic Resistance Is Paralyzing Balochistan’s RTI Commission, Chief Says
Balochistan’s Chief Information Commissioner, Abdul Shakoor, has said that the Balochistan Information Commission is facing serious challenges due to strong…
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PIC’s Controversial Decision Raises Concerns Over Transparency and Access to Public Records
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) has once again come under scrutiny after disposing of an appeal in a manner…
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One Year On, PIC Fails to Enforce Order to Remove MOFA’s Controversial RTI Requirements
Nearly a year has passed since the Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) to remove…
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National Assembly Passes Amendment Requiring Civil Servants to Publicly Declare Assets
Islamabad — The National Assembly has passed a key amendment to the Civil Servants Act, making it mandatory for civil…
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