Today the Right2Know Campaign commemorates Black Wednesday, the day in 1977 when the Apartheid government banned a number of Black Consciousness organisations as well as three publications on the pretext that they were disseminating...
To mark Black Wednesday, R2K Gauteng will be picketing outside MTN offices tomorrow at 10AM. Black Wednesday is a time for us to reflect on the challenges we face in defending and deepening freedom...
This article below was published by eNCA: SOUTH AFRICA Wednesday 28 September 2016 – 1:38pm Lobby group Right2Know held a march in three cities on Wednesday to ask advertisers to stop advertising with the...
On Wednesday 19th October 1977, the apartheid government arrested, detained and banned activists aligned to Black Consciousness Movement and 18 organisations involved in anti-apartheid activism. Three newspaper publications were also shut down on this...
The Right2Know Campaign has joined the call from civil society for the presidency of South Africa to intervene in the Israeli threat to attack the Women’s Boat to Gaza. The Palestinian Information Centre reported...
On 28 September 2016, International Right to Know Day, the Right2Know Campaign held a National Day of Action against censorship, political interference and mismanagement at the SAABC. We called on major SABC advertisers to...
This article below was published by News24: 2016-09-28 17:49 Jenna Etheridge Cape Town – Businesses that advertise with the SABC are making the broadcaster’s former chief operating officer, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, big-headed, Numsa said on...
Today the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) handed down an important victory for transparency and the public’s right to an open Parliament. Setting aside an earlier judgement by the Western Cape High Court, the...
The Right2Know Campaign will be holding a National Day of Action in response to the ongoing SABC crisis on Wednesday 28 September 2016. This day marks the International Right to Know Day and we...
On Wednesday 21 September, the Right2Know Campaign presented to Parliament on the high cost of data and airtime. Our delegation, made up of Nomacebo Mbayo, Vusisizwe Mpu, Murray Hunter and Carlos Rey-Moreno, told Parliament...
