The Right2Know campaign believes that the proposed ICASA Amendment Bill (Notice No 970, Government Gazette Vol 569 No 35901, 23 November 2012) should be withdrawn in its entirety, pending the outcome and recommendations of the...
You are invited to attend the ANNUAL GAUTENG PROVINCIAL SUMMIT of the Right2Know Campaign. Please join us and DEMAND YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW. DATE: 04 February 2013 TIME: 09:00—16:00 VENUE: Civicus House, 24 Gwigwi...
The Right2Know Campaign in the Western Cape calls on members of the community to assist victims of the fire that ravaged the BM section of Khayelitsha on 1 January with food, clothing, toiletries and...
(this draft vision was draft vision for the digital broadcasting era that R2K will strive to debate, finalise and popularise) Draft Vision for the Digital Broadcasting era To ensure strong, public, citizen-orientated programming in the...
Presenting R2K’s 2013 Whistleblower Calendar – in celebration of SA’s Whistleblowers! The need to protect whistleblowers has been a driving principle in protesting the Secrecy Bill, which could have far-reaching consequences for those who...
The people of Khayelitsha and South Africa have a right to know why police stations in Khayelitsha have the highest rates of murder, attempted murder and aggravated robbery in the country. The Right2Know Campaign...
This article below was published online by Mail&Guardian : “The secrecy Bill remains a threat to our democracy and we will continue our campaign to stop it,” the movement, which was born in opposition to the...
Right2Know submitted a memorandum to the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications during their hearings into the cost of communications at the end of November 2012. In the memorandum we draw the connection between the right to exchange information and ideas, access to information – and the profiteering oc telecommunication companies that stands as a barrier...
The Ten Myths About Myths about the Secrecy Bill While R2K members were making their way to the NCOP gallery in preparation for today’s vote, we got hold of a copy of a ‘briefing’...
The National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Thursday passed the Protection of State Information Bill – or Secrecy Bill – in parliament. The results were 34 votes in favour of the bill, 16 against....
