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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “right to information”

Freedom of Information in Philippine Elections: What the Supreme Court Said About Citizen Recount Requests

The Supreme Court dismissed a voter petition for a manual recount in Pangasinan, clarifying the limits of the right to information in elections.

Right to Information vs. Exam Confidentiality: The Antolin-Rosero Ruling

The Supreme Court balances the right to information against exam confidentiality in Antolin-Rosero v. PRC, a landmark 2021 ruling.

Right to Information: Compelling Document Production in Credit Assignment Cases

Supreme Court rules on compelling production of documents referenced in a Deed of Assignment under Rule 27, protecting debtors' right to information.

Right to Information vs Confidentiality in Professional Exams: Antolin v. Domondon

The Supreme Court balances the constitutional right to information against confidentiality rules for professional licensure exams in Antolin v. Domondon.

Safeguarding Suffrage: The Right to Information in Philippine Elections

The Supreme Court compels Comelec to disclose election preparations, affirming the people's right to information on matters of public concern.

Right to Information vs Electoral Confidentiality: Unveiling Party-List Nominees

Supreme Court rules Comelec must disclose party-list nominees' names, balancing right to information against Section 7 confidentiality limits.

Right to Information: Accused Cannot Be Convicted of a Crime Not Clearly Charged

The Supreme Court reinstates a rape case, ruling an information need only state the essential elements, not every detail.