“Right to Information Commission Empowers Citizens, Receives Award”

Story by Fada Amakye

The Right to Information Commission has been recognized for its tireless efforts in promoting transparency and accountability in governance. The commission recently celebrated its 5th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in its journey to empower citizens and promote access to information.

The commission’s Executive Secretary, Ms. Genevieve Shirley Lartey, emphasized that the anniversary is not only a moment of celebration but also a call to action to reflect on achievements, challenges, and the shared responsibility of building a transparent society. The commission has made significant progress in promoting openness and empowering citizens to participate in governance.

-The commission works to ensure that citizens have access to information, promoting transparency and accountability in governance.

-By providing access to information, the commission empowers citizens to participate in decision-making processes and hold public officials accountable.

-The commission celebrated its 5th anniversary with a series of activities, including a press briefing and a conference, to mark the milestone and reaffirm its commitment to promoting transparency and accountability.

The commission’s work is crucial in promoting democratic values and ensuring that citizens are informed and empowered. By upholding the right to information, the commission helps to build trust in government and promote accountability.