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DENMARK: Yes Minister-law to hide political documents from the public

11 February 2013

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"Danish parliamentarians get ready to adopt a new access law with politically sensitive documents kept secret by definition. Undemocratic and outrageously arrogant, critics say about the ”Yes-Minister-law”."

See: Yes Minister-law to hide political documents from the public (Wobbing.eu, link)

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