Information about individual in the hands of government. some reflection on mechanisms for privacy protection. William an d mary

If we look at the legal history of countries that are at the forefront of transparency, we often come across a law called freedom of information. A law that recognizes the right of the public to access government information and that the public can obtain that information upon request. In our country, this law also exists under the title of "free publication and access to information." In presenting freedom of information, in addition to reviewing the nature and requirements of the Freedom of Information Act, we have reviewed global experiences in this field and evaluated the law on "dissemination and free access to information". By watching this presentation, in addition to identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the law on dissemination and free access to information, you can identify alternatives to this law and make suggestions based on transparency to improve this law. The free flow of information in the context of e-government, although it can lead to the growth and development of society and human development, but challenges such as violation of privacy and the right to be forgotten, violation of human security and harm to public and private interests of citizens and Insult, defamation, defamation, and other issues can have devastating social and personal effects. And the main question that arises here is what effect does the free flow of information have on the national security of the country? In this regard, it is acknowledged that the free flow of information is not an absolute and borderless right and should not be in conflict with other basic rights like other human rights. In this article, a descriptive-analytical method is used.