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An Analysis of Right to Information Laws of Pakistan and India

The first decade of 21st century have a special significance in the legislative history of Pakistan and India. It’s a decade which is known for the dawn of freedom of information laws in both countries. In 2002 Pakistan became the first country in sub-continent which adopted freedom of information laws. Thanks to judicial activism which laid the foundation stone of “Right to Information Act 2005” in India. A deep analysis of different features of the law of information prevailing in Pakistan and India is the scope of this paper. There are tough challenges ahead but how to overcome these challenges will be explore through this study. This paper would also focus on highlighting the long term social, economic and political impacts of RTI laws in Pakistan and India.