Transparency organisations have expressed concerns that recent agreements between government branches may lead to a reversal of progress made in ensuring transparency and accountability.
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These organisations fear that the agreements, which aim to improve cooperation between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, could potentially undermine existing transparency measures. They argue that the agreements may provide opportunities for the government to limit access to information and reduce the effectiveness of oversight mechanisms.
The organisations have called for greater clarity and transparency in the implementation of the agreements to ensure that they do not result in a weakening of transparency safeguards. They have also urged the government to prioritise the protection of public access to information and to strengthen mechanisms for holding public officials accountable.
The government has stated that it is committed to transparency and accountability, but has not yet provided specific details on how the agreements will be implemented. Transparency organisations will continue to monitor the situation closely and advocate for the preservation of transparency measures.
