This article below was published by indexoncensorship.org: The Index Online Essay: Right2Know’s countrywide series of conferences are exploring the state of the press By Raymond Joseph / 26 November 2015 The media does not care about...
R2K would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the producers of Miners Shot Down for winning an International Emmy Award on Monday night. The film which won in the Best Documentary category will...
As inequality deepens and social cohesion falters South Africa needs a media that can offer expression to the full range of voices and facilitate the substantive and complex debates about the social and economic...
Today, amid relentless attacks on the media from the ruling alliance and renewed calls for a media appeals tribunal, South Africa commemorates Black Wednesday – a day in 1977 when the apartheid state clamped...
Last week the Competition Tribunal found Media24 guilty of predatory pricing after one of its Free State publications sank a competitor. Yet this is only one example of numerous cynical attempts by the country’s...
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes Judge Bert Bam’s ruling on taxi driver Mido Macia’s murder case. We are elated that eight police officers accused of murdering Macia were found guilty on Tuesday. We hope that...
Right2Know has written to the FPB challenging them to publish records of their public hearings and all the written submissions they received on their website after Cabinet approved the Film and Publications Amendment Bill last...
With the July 15 deadline for public submissions on the Film and Publications Board’s Draft Online Regulation Policy now behind us, the Rigth2Know Campaign can take encouragement from the huge public outcry against the...
Download R2K’s advisory on Standing Order 156 and the right to take film and video without police harassment! SAPS officers almost never have the right to stop the media from taking photos or video....
This article below was published by itweb: By Paula Gilbert, ITWeb news journalist. Johannesburg, 7 Jul 2015 Time is running out for South Africans to comment on a proposed draft policy that could see widespread...
