Parliamentary hearings on media transformation
R2K addressed Parliamentary hearings on media transformation.
Category: Media Freedom
Come to our seminars on public broadcasting in KZN
The Right2Know and SOS: Support Public Broadcasting Campaigns – ensuring access to quality, citizen-focused information on every level! Right 2 Know campaign (KwaZulu-Natal) is hosting Kate Skinner of the SOS: Support Public Broadcasting Coalition...
R2K Campaign Strategy Seminar
The Right2Know Campaign is holding a one day Strategy Seminar on the 26 July 2011 from 09h30 to 17h00 at the Elijah Barayl Center in Johannesburg to consult Campaign stakeholders, develop perspectives and plans...
DLF rejects Secrecy Bill and Media Tribunal
The following is a press statement from the Democratic Left Front: The Democratic Left Front (DLF – www.democraticleftza.net) notes the recent concessions made by the African National Congress’s (ANC) on the Protection of Information...
Where’s Anton Hammerl?
The Right2Know has endorsed a letter to our leaders asking for information about missing journalist Anton Hammer. 84 people also signed the letter, representing the media, freedom of expression and human rights communities around...
Right2Know statement on Press Council Reform
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the South African Press Council’s proactive efforts to review and strengthen their mechanisms for ensuring excellence in journalistic practice and ethics in South Africa. We recently made a submission to...
R2K supports the right to inform and be informed
The Right2Know (R2K) campaign wishes to express its support for the World Social Forum (WSF) Declaration of the Assembly on the Right to Communication, Dakar made on February 11, 2011. Information is power, but...
R2K calls on DA to lift ban on journalist
[Update: news reports indicate Majavu has been re-added to the party’s distribution list.] The Right2Know campaign joins calls for the Democratic Alliance to lift its ban on Sowetan journalist Anna Majavu and condemns party...
