anti–secrecy
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adjective
an·ti–se·cre·cy
\ˌan-tē-ˈsē-krə-sē, ˌan-tī-\
variants: or less commonly
antisecrecy
Definition of anti–secrecy
: serving or intended to prevent or restrict the concealment of information especially by governments anti-secrecy laws These antisecrecy trends and inclinations sometimes interact to convince administrations, Congresses, and intelligence agency heads that they must release various historical intelligence documents. — Michael Warner
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First Known Use of anti–secrecy
1894
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