German coalition government moves to restrict citizens' right to information
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The German federal government (coalition) is planning to restrict the right to freedom of information. Currently, citizens can request information from federal authorities without stating a reason. New coalition committee decisions propose requiring a "legitimate interest" for such requests, which would significantly limit public access to government information.
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· 2 pulledBisher muss kein Grund für eine solche Anfrage genannt werden.
In den Beschlüssen des Koalitionsausschusses heißt es nun, dass ein 'berechtigtes Interesse' an
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