Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]

In 1st October 1972, Official Secret Act has officially enacted which purposely to preserve certain document which is officially secret to the government. After the codification, the first amendment to the act has been made during 1984 followed by 1986. The legislation of the Official Secret Act in...

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Main Authors: Ridzuan, Husna, Azman, Nur Ain, Azman, Nurina Khaliesya, Mahat, Nurul Farahhin
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Law 2008
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Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28203/
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author Ridzuan, Husna
Azman, Nur Ain
Azman, Nurina Khaliesya
Mahat, Nurul Farahhin
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Azman, Nur Ain
Azman, Nurina Khaliesya
Mahat, Nurul Farahhin
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description In 1st October 1972, Official Secret Act has officially enacted which purposely to preserve certain document which is officially secret to the government. After the codification, the first amendment to the act has been made during 1984 followed by 1986. The legislation of the Official Secret Act in Malaysia is said to deprived the people's right to excess certain information has been restrained and consequently raised the dissatisfaction among the people.' Prior to this issue, researchers decided to conduct the study on the application of the freedom of infonnation in the context of Official Secret Act. Research revolved on the comparison between the Official Secret Act legislation in Malaysia and United Kingdom since the legislation in Malaysia is derived from and being in pari materia with the legislation of the United Kingdom. Different sources have been obtained in achieving the purpose of this study. The research was done by reference to the legislations that are the Malaysia's Official Secret Act 1972, as well as the Official Secret Act in United Kingdom. Besides, despite of the digital sources from the internet, the reference to the case study, books and journals is also used in order to gain more information regarding the decided topic. Towards the end of the study, researchers come up with the suggestion on how to overcome the weakness and to enhance the effectiveness of the Malaysian legislation
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spelling uitm-282032022-06-14T04:18:35Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28203/ Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.] Ridzuan, Husna Azman, Nur Ain Azman, Nurina Khaliesya Mahat, Nurul Farahhin Comparative law. International uniform Law Private law In 1st October 1972, Official Secret Act has officially enacted which purposely to preserve certain document which is officially secret to the government. After the codification, the first amendment to the act has been made during 1984 followed by 1986. The legislation of the Official Secret Act in Malaysia is said to deprived the people's right to excess certain information has been restrained and consequently raised the dissatisfaction among the people.' Prior to this issue, researchers decided to conduct the study on the application of the freedom of infonnation in the context of Official Secret Act. Research revolved on the comparison between the Official Secret Act legislation in Malaysia and United Kingdom since the legislation in Malaysia is derived from and being in pari materia with the legislation of the United Kingdom. Different sources have been obtained in achieving the purpose of this study. The research was done by reference to the legislations that are the Malaysia's Official Secret Act 1972, as well as the Official Secret Act in United Kingdom. Besides, despite of the digital sources from the internet, the reference to the case study, books and journals is also used in order to gain more information regarding the decided topic. Towards the end of the study, researchers come up with the suggestion on how to overcome the weakness and to enhance the effectiveness of the Malaysian legislation Faculty of Law 2008 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28203/1/28203.pdf Ridzuan, Husna and Azman, Nur Ain and Azman, Nurina Khaliesya and Mahat, Nurul Farahhin (2008) Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]. (2008) [Student Project] <http://terminalib.uitm.edu.my/28203.pdf> (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Comparative law. International uniform Law
Private law
Ridzuan, Husna
Azman, Nur Ain
Azman, Nurina Khaliesya
Mahat, Nurul Farahhin
Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]
title Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]
title_full Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]
title_fullStr Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]
title_full_unstemmed Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]
title_short Freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between Malaysia and United Kingdom / Husna Ridzuan...[et al.]
title_sort freedom of information under official secrets act: a comparative study between malaysia and united kingdom / husna ridzuan...[et al.]
topic Comparative law. International uniform Law
Private law
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28203/