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....
Greetings R2K comrades and supporters. Get our April edition of the tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – which highlights our call for free internet access for all and an end to RICA spying. Our cellphones are...
Revolutionary greetings R2K comrades and supporters. Get our January edition of the tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – which highlights the importance of transparency when it comes to Political Party funding. R2K believes that...
R2K is proud to present two new posters for the start of 2018 – free to order! 2018 calendar: This A2 gloss poster features a full 2018 year planner, with public holidays and significant...
Our latest tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – highlights the struggle for media freedom by commemorating the National Press Freedom Day also known as the Black Wednesday. This day reminds us of the lengths to...
Our latest tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – celebrates the High Court’s ruling on government’s “secretive” Nuclear Deal process that has been hailed as a massive victory for transparency. It also warns ordinary citizens about the...
The Right2Know Campaign has published STOP THE SURVEILLANCE, an activist guide to communications surveillance in South Africa. Nearly everyone in South Africa knows about a law called “RICA” (the Regulation of Interception of Communications...
Privacy issues in South Africa have a particular historical significance, given the apartheid state’s systemic violation of the privacy of the black majority and political dissidents in general. A significant part of the struggle...
Our latest tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – issues a call to South Africans to continue to fight for their right to communicate by ensuring that the #DataMustFall campaign becomes a reality in 2017. It also...
