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....
On Wednesday, 20 June 2018, the Right2Know Gauteng together with CoRMSA, Lawyers for Human Rights, Sonke Gender Justice and Treatment Action Campaign will be occupying the Lindela Repatriation Centre in Krugersdorp to observe World...
This Africa Day, R2K is shining the spotlight on surveillance and harassment of journalists in the continent. Over the past few years, R2K has raised concerns about the mounting evidence of surveillance abuses which...
On Tuesday 13 March, Right2Know will support My Vote Counts at the Constitutional Court to continue to demand transparency on political party funding. The voters have the right to know! On Tuesday morning, Right2Know...
Join R2K for the 40th commemoration of Black Wednesday – the banning of Black Consciousness organization and newspapers in 1977: MEDIA FREEDOM – A LONG ROAD TO GO STILL [FORUM] 19 OCTOBER 2017...
[Update, 26 October: The first hearings have been re-scheduled to 3-7 February 2017] People’s Tribunal on Economic Crime in South Africa Constitutional Hill, Johannesburg First Hearings: 8-12 November 2017 Press Release – Call...
Tomorrow, 19 September 2017, R2K Gauteng will be picketing outside four network providers to demand that action must be taken to ensure the cost of data and airtime is affordable to all people of...
The Right2Know Campaign fully supports the Unpaid Benefits Campaign and the whistleblower, Rosemary Hunter, who are fighting to expose the abuse of thousands of pension and provident funds that are of essential value to...
Five years later, the Marikana massacre stands as a reminder of how the South African government and private capital can use violence to suppress citizens demanding a better life. Police brutality continues to be...
Five years after the Marikana Massacre, 17 strike leaders, including Mzoxolo Magidiwana and Tholakela (Bele) Dlunga, who many know through Miners Shot Down, are facing serious public violence charges, linked to the strike. The National...
