The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the signing of the Political Party Funding Act as a victory for transparency and the voters’ right to know. This is a long-overdue step towards a more transparent and accountable...
[INQUIRY] Regarding the Functioning of the Information Regulator
Won a major victory for the right to protest by challenging the criminalisation of peaceful protest without notice in the Constitutional Court. The SJC 10 are ten activists from the Social Justice Coalition who...
The Right2Know Campaign presents the 2019 Champions for the Right to Know Calendar! The calendar celebrates some of the country’s courageous individuals and organisations that have made an important contribution to advancing the right...
Leaked over 100 000 emails exposing corruption and state capture surrounding the Gupta family. The #GuptaLeaks whistleblowers, who are currently known by their pseudonyms, ‘John’ and ‘Stan’, provided over 100 000 emails to investigative...
Journalist who exposed how crooked cops and private investigators abused SA’s weak surveillance laws to spy on her phone, after she investigated a public official for alleged corruption. In 2018, journalist Athandiwe Saba discovered...
Shack-dwellers’ movement facing attacks on its members, launched a campaign against violence and killings of activists. For years, Abahlali baseMjondolo (AbM) activists have faced a history of violence and assassinations during their struggle for...
Exposed corrupt networks behind political killing in KZN, including the murder of anti-corruption Councillor Sindiso Magaqa and killings in Glebelands Hostel. The Moerane Commission of Inquiry into political killings in KZN has been heavily criticised...
Fired from the National Arts Council for blowing the whistle on dodgy dealings. Makgoka was the board secretary at the National Arts Council (NAC). She blew the whistle on alleged dodgy dealings and was...
R2K and SOS are seriously concerned with the recent revelations of what seems to be an endemic culture of sexual harassment within the corridors of the SABC. We strongly believe that the culture of...
