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Accounts and Acountability. Right to Information Movement in Rajasthan
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Accounts and Acountability. Right to Information Movement in Rajasthan

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Language(s): English

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Rajasthan

This film is produced for UNESCO by the Public Service Broadcasting Trust (PSBT). It demonstrates the power of public audit, and illustrates the struggle for the right to information in a rural area in Rajasthan, India.

Place/country: India, Bulgaria, India, Japan, Mexico, Pakistan, South Africa, Sweden, Thailand, United Kingdom, United States of America
Type: Documentary
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Credits: The Public Service Broadcasting Trust, producer. UNESCO, co-producer.

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Original: Video.WMV
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M.A. Reference: AUD-EV/CIINF-0124;
Rights holder/Droits: UNESCO

 
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