Defend the right to organise! Defend the right to dissent! Stop the harassment and unlawful arrests of Activists! Free Abahlali activists! The Right2Know campaign strongly condemns the unwarranted and seemingly politically motivated arrests of...
The Right2Know in KZN would like to put it on record that we are not part of any group that is planning a media conference purported to discuss the release of Jacob Zuma from...
The Right2Know Campaign is dismayed at how President Cyril Ramaphosa, the security cluster and the leaders of the African National Congress have responded to the civil unrest that erupted across KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and Mpumalanga...
The Right2Know Campaign in KZN is disturbed by the alleged rape of a 29-year-old woman in front of her little girl in KwaZulu-Natal. This horrendous crime took place on the 13th of April 2021....
This year marks 27 years of democracy, 9 August marks 65 years since the historic Women’s March against pass laws. Statistics South Africa in September 2020, reported that about 6.5 million South Africans are...
On Wednesday 19th October 1977, the apartheid government clamped down on dissent by shutting down three print publications, jailing journalists, and an editor. Activists aligned with the Black Consciousness Movement and 18 organisations involved...
Tomorrow morning, 02 September, R2K in KZN will picket with the community of Umthwalume outside Umzumbe magistrate court demanding that the police drop all charges against Hlengiwe Gasa. Gasa was arrested for leading a...
The Right2Know Campaign strongly condemns the illegal arrest and assault of KwaZulu-Natal whistleblower, Thabiso Zulu who was arrested last night at his home by members of the Public Order Police unit. Zulu has been...
