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SWEDEN: Sweden struggles with e-transparency

01 March 2010

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Sweden struggles with e-transparency (wobbing eu, link): "A draft law for access to electronically held information has caused a protest by the Swedish Union of Journalists. If the proposal comes through as it is, civil servants should deny access to electronic data when such access is found ”inappropriate”. E-transparency is seen as a grace, not as a public right."

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