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Regulatory approaches of the right to information access in the Arab states
Purpose-However, the Right to Access to Information (RTI)1 is guaranteed by article 91 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and more than 120 have adopted such a right, fewer Arab countries; mainly in Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco and Algeria, whose constitutions included the right of people to ac
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