Information is power

only if you can take action with it. Then, and only then,
does it represent knowledge and, consequently, power!
What would an Access to Information Law mean for Namibia? Read more

LET’S TAKE ACTION!

… and not be left out.

The ACTION Coalition was formed in July 2012 when a number of like-minded organisations and activists decided to focus their resources (human and financial) to foreground access to information (ATI) on the policy and governance agenda of the Namibian Government as part of its commitment to eradicate corruption through fostering good governance practices throughout the state.

Meet our members

What unifies ACTION coalition members is our work to promote the right to information as a basic human right, necessary for the enjoyment of all other rights and critical for human development.
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September 28

Universal access to information is bound up with the right to seek and receive information, which is an integral part of the right to freedom of expression.
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Internet Governance

The ACTION Coalition aims to play a leading role in advocating a human rights-based understanding of the Internet, opposing threats to Internet freedom, …
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Take Action

Take Action

October 19, 2017
Why is access to information important?

Why is access to information important?

October 4, 2017
What we do

What we do

October 3, 2017
Access to Information: An Enabling and Fundamental Human Right

Access to Information: An Enabling and Fundamental Human Right

October 2, 2017

Latest ACTION Updates

#PressFreedomMatters

#PressFreedomMatters

Jun 20, 2020

This blog was first published in the #FESAfricaCoronaBrief and blog series titled: “Disrupted: How COVID-19 is affecting societies across Africa” will investigate how African countries, governments and societies are responding to the pandemic.   Zoé Titus,...

ACTION/EFN Statement: EFN expresses concern about freedom to report

ACTION/EFN Statement: EFN expresses concern about freedom to report

Jun 4, 2020

The Editors’ Forum of Namibia (EFN) takes exception to the ever-increasing Government practice of allowing only State-owned media institutions to certain public engagements, especially since the declaration of the State of Emergency. The EFN would like to state...