By Toby McIntosh Once every three years, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) convenes an Assembly, a two-week meeting of all 193 members that is…
By Toby McIntosh The US government has taken a first step toward preserving the ability of US aircraft owners to fly without their identities being…
By Toby McIntosh A committee at the International Maritime Organization has recommended keeping a requirement that reporters must get permission from speakers at meetings before…
By Toby McIntosh The revised Tanzanian Statistics Act could result in government censorship of statistical findings deemed unacceptable. A government-appointed committee could require the publication…
[This story has been corrected and updated here – Ed.] By Toby McIntosh Legislation passed by the Tanzanian Parliament June 27 drops controversial criminal penalties…
By Toby McIntosh (Follow EYE @tobyjmcintosh) The United Nations Secretariat has no plans to create an access to information policy, according to a statement provided…
By Toby McIntosh Do the sometimes weak transparency standards of international organizations contravene the more robust European mandate for transparency in decision-making about the environment?…
By Toby McIntosh The new transparency policy at the International Maritime Organization has a loophole and members are using it. The Japanese government kept secret…
More documents are being disclosed in advance of committee meetings at the International Maritime Organization, but one quarter of the member governments still kept their…
By Toby McIntosh The International Monetary Fund says the Tanzanian government should repeal a law making it a criminal offense to criticize official statistics. The…