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This paper investigates if access to information can be recognized as a human right, particularly in environmental contexts.

Accounting as a human right: the case of water information

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Explores access to information as a potential human right, focusing on corporate water disclosures, indicating implications for policy change.

This paper investigates if access to information can be recognized as a human right, particularly in environmental contexts.
Analyzed the intersection of accounting practices with human rights principles
Focused on corporate disclosures related to water
Explored the moral implications of information accessibility
Access to information could enhance transparency and accountability in corporate practices regarding water resources
Establishing information access as a human right may influence policy changes
Findings suggest a need for more robust corporate disclosures related to water

James Hazelton (2013) studied this question.

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Explores access to information as a potential human right, focusing on corporate water disclosures, indicating implications for policy change.