The right to free access to information of public importance is one of the most important mechanisms for controlling the work of public authority bodies. This right ensures their transparency, reduces the opportunity for corruption and protects public interests. The Constitution of the Republic of Serbia also says that public authority bodies have the obligation to ensure that their work is public and accessible to citizens. This area is more closely regulated by the Law on Free Access to Information of Public Importance.

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Author: Kristina Kalajdzic Research Associates: Uros Misljenovic and Ana Toskic Cvetinovic Reviewer: Blazo Nedic Translation: Tamara Ljubovic Design and Layout: Dosije studio, Beograd...

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