How to fight Big Data in SA? 1pm-2.30pm, Monday 28 January 2019 On World Data Privacy Day (28 Jan) join us for an information session on South Africa’s non-functional privacy law (the Protection of...
Join Amandla and the Right2Know Campaign for a public talk with Aziz Choudry on the Surveillance of Activists. DATE: Monday 3 December 2018 TIME: 10h00 – 12h00 VENUE: AIDC Solidarity Centre, 129 Rochester Rd, Observatory,...
Yesterday the National Assembly approved a vastly redrafted version of the Cybercrimes Bill. (See the latest Bill here.) R2K welcomes the scrapping of sections of the Bill that would have given the State Security...
Greetings R2K comrades and supporters. Get our December edition of Your Right2Know – our tabloid newspaper which strongly condemns the killing of activists who are targeted for speaking out against corruption across South Africa but...
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the merging of the Department of Communications and the Department of Telecommunications, reversing the disastrous decision to split these functions apart four years ago. We likewise note the appointment of...
The Right2Know Campaign and Privacy International, represented by the Legal Resources Centre, have applied to be admitted as friends of the court in an ongoing legal challenge to South Africa’s surveillance law, RICA, in...
This article below was published by The Citizen. south africa 5.7.2018 06:10 am By Brian Sokutu Ramaphosa has been urged to ‘move with speed’ in starting legislative reforms to curb abuse of surveillance by spooks. South...
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....
R2K has addressed the following letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa about the Review Panel on State Security. Download it as a PDF here. To: President Cyril Ramaphosa Republic of South Africa cc: Minister Letsatsi-Duba,...
