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...
R2K has learnt that the interviews of the 11 shortlisted candidates for the position of National Director of Public Prosecutions will be conducted in secrecy where the media and the public will have no...
Tomorrow, 23 October 2018, Right2Know in the Western Cape will be picketing outside SABC Sea Point Studios from 1PM. The public broadcaster has long since been in a financial crisis partly because of corporatisation...
As we commemorate Black Wednesday 1977, when the Apartheid government banned Black Consciousness-aligned organisations and publications in the name of “national security”, this day calls for us to reflect on the state of struggles...
11 October 2018 To: Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, Chairperson Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture Hillside House 3rd Floor, 17 Empire Road Parktown, Johannesburg 2193 Gauteng South Africa Tel: 010 214...
Tomorrow, 28 September 2018, the Right2Know Campaign in solidarity with the people of Southern Cameroons (represented by the Sam Soya Center for Democracy & Human Rights (SSCDHR) will picket at the Pan African Parliament...
This article below was published by The Citizen. south africa 5.7.2018 06:10 am By Brian Sokutu Ramaphosa has been urged to ‘move with speed’ in starting legislative reforms to curb abuse of surveillance by spooks. South...
The Right2Know Campaign has launched a new report on surveillance of journalists in South Africa. This is the latest contribution to growing evidence of systemic surveillance abuses in South Africa. R2K has previously shown...
On Wednesday, 04 July 2018, the Right2Know Campaign launches SPOOKED, a new report on surveillance of journalists in South Africa, followed by a panel discussion on media freedom and the threat of state spying....
The Right2Know Campaign and the South African Screen Federation (SASFED) welcomes today’s ruling on the censorship of the award-winning film Inxeba, which had effectively been reclassified as hard core pornography by the Film &...
