The following article was published online by the SABC News Some opposition parties are to petititon the President Jacob Zuma over the constitutionality of the Protection of Information Bill. The parliamentary committee is set...
The following article was published online by News24 Cape Town – Opposition parties urged the ANC on Tuesday to strike a provision from the protection of information bill that would allow intelligence agents to...
The following article was published online by the BusinessDay THE “public interest” is a term that has been much in the news lately, first with Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World bugging scandal, then...
The following article was published online by News24 Cape Town – The Right2Know Campaign on Monday said changes made to the protection of information bill by lawmakers have failed to deliver legislation befitting a...
Parliament wants us to accept a Secrecy Bill that’s only half bad – but the Bill is fundamentally flawed. One full year ago, on 31 August 2010, the Right2Know campaign launched as a broad-based...
The following interview was published online by Mail&Guardian: Mail & Guardian: How do you draw the boundaries on the limits of free speech? Kate O’ Regan: What is important to realise is that there...
The following article was published online by Times Live. Despite promising reports of discussions in the past few days, this report shows that the roller coaster approach to the Secrecy Bill conitues: Opposition parties...
The following article was published online by IOL News: Members of Parliament processing the Protection of Information Bill rubbished criticism of their work by former intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils. Kasrils, who introduced the first...
The following article was published online by IOL News: Members of Parliament processing the Protection of Information Bill yesterday rubbished criticism of their work by former intelligence minister Ronnie Kasrils. Kasrils, who introduced the first...
The following article was published online by Times Live: The ANC has conceded that people who publish classified information that would “prejudice” the state should not be jailed for 20 years. The Protection of...
