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Athletes with “mission passports” are a symptom of the region’s erosion of citizenship rights.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration is pursuing a federal lawsuit demanding the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency turn over three years of its communications with journalists and activist groups, a highly

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration is pursuing a federal lawsuit demanding the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency turn over three years of its communications with journalists and activist groups, a highly

Deep south state escalates its fight against environmental protection with ‘rare’ use of public record laws

Deep south state escalates its fight against environmental protection with ‘rare’ use of public record laws

Environmental groups fear the unusual records request is an attempt to intimidate critics.

The Global Firepower (GFP) published its annual defense review of 15 Middle East countries with the best defense systems.

The newly launched Rights to Information Project is aiming to educate and empower Pacific communities on the importance of information in shaping decision-making processes.Held at the University of the South Pacific (USP), the project was initiated in 2021 is a call from the government to make in...

Open government advocates say high fees, delays and outright refusals from local governments to release information are among the common complaints. Researchers say local agencies generally lack sufficient staff and

Editors Note: A collaboration between The Associated Press and CNHI News has found it is getting harder for the public to access information at the local government level in many