A full year after the 2019 SONA, when President Cyril Ramaphosa promised to clean up the corruption and factional abuses at the State Security Agency, we are still waiting for results; recent events tell...
Since 2013 the Right2Know Campaign has produced an annual calendar celebrating the people and organisations that have made an important contribution to advancing the right to know. Please help us identify the people and organisations that...
The Right2Know Campaign, Privacy International and the Legal Resources Centre welcome the Gauteng High Court ruling that parts of South Africa’s surveillance law, RICA, are unconstitutional and invalid. The case was brought by amaBungane...
In response to the Ministry of State Security’s parliamentary budget vote delivered today, the Right2Know Campaign calls on the Minister to table her entire budget (including the much-abused slush funds that have been the...
The Right2Know welcomes the decision by the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) to suspend the services of the Red Ants pending an investigation into their conduct. In June 2017, the community of Ivory...
On Monday, 10 June 2019, the former North West deputy commissioner major-general William Mpembe will be appearing in Mankwe Magistrate court in connection to the 2012 Marikana massacre. The court case comes after an...
Today, 04 June 2019, the Right2Know Campaign and Privacy International, represented by the Legal Resources Centre, will be joining amaBhungane’s RICA challenge in the Pretoria High Court as amici curiae (friends of the court)....
The Right2Know Campaign calls on President Cyril Ramaphosa to, forthwith, implement all of the recommendations of the High-Level Review Panel on the State Security Agency. More specifically and immediately, to implement the Panel’s recommendation...
The Right2Know Campaign calls on President Ramaphosa to make good on his promise to release the report on dysfunction and abuses at the State Security Agency. This comes eight months after he set up...
On Monday 28 January 2019 – World Data Privacy Day – we call on ordinary South Africans to demand that their personal information gets proper legal protection. For ordinary South Africans, Data Privacy Day...
