R2K is proud to present its 2017 Champions of the Right to Know commemorative poster! This annual poster, which features a 2017 wall calendar, celebrates some of the country’s courageous individuals and organisations whose...
Join the call to Stop the Secret Nuclear Deal! Download R2K’s new pamphlet on Nuclear Deal secrecy. The proposed nuclear deal has been shrouded in secrecy from the very start. Decisions have been made...
Straight out of local government elections, R2K presents the latest edition of our activist tabloid — Your Right2Know. This edition carries a special focus on local government transparency and accountability, and the struggle to...
In the lead up to the elections, R2K is partnering with community organisations to challenge potential Councillors, both those from political parties and independents, to sign our pledge of accountability and commitment to being...
On the eve of the 2016 Local Government Elections, R2K is pleased to produce an Activist Guide to help you understand the policies and practices that can help make local government more transparent and...
Here’s our first tabloid newspaper for 2016 – Your Right2Know – highlighting a range of community stories such as the call to Stop Mining in the Wild Coast, the newly launched Social Justice TV Channel, Glebelands Crisis...
R2K’s Activist Guide on the Right to Protest is now available in four languages: English (2015) isiZulu (2018) seSotho (2018) Afrikaans (2018) For many people across South Africa, the right to protest — and...
The Right2Know Campaign presents the 2016 Champions for the Right to Know Calendar! The calendar celebrates some of the country’s courageous individuals and organisations that have made an important contribution to advancing the right...
Over the years the Right2Know Campaign has evolved into an octopus of an organisation tackling a wide range of issues through a complex network of structures with different mechanisms of accountability. The Campaign belongs to its supporters....
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...
