In light of all the controversy around the ‘National Key Points Act’, the Civilian Secretariat for Police Service has introduced the Draft “Critical Infrastructure Protection Bill’, which was open to the public for commentary...
Today the 94 Free State community health workers – the #BopheloHouse94 – appear before a full bench on the Bloemfontein High Court to defend their right to protest. The 94 were convicted last year...
Today, at 10AM, the Right2Know Campaign together with allied organisations will be protesting outside SABC offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban to demand an end to censorship at the public broadcaster and the...
The draft “Critical Infrastructure Protection Bill” is open for public comment until 15 June 2016. The draft Bill seeks to replace the National Key Points Act, an Apartheid law passed in 1980 to deal...
By Vanessa Burger 12 June 2016 “They want us to keep voting for Mzobe’s cabinet while they keep us living in shit like pigs. If my kids get sick from this, can I take them...
On Tuesday, R2K Gauteng members will be picketing outside the Angolan Embassy in Pretoria calling for an immediate release of 17 youth activists who were arrested for reading a well-known book by Gene Sharp...
This article below was published by GroundUp: Meetings have taken place in Johannesburg and Cape Town. PE is next. By Stephanie Kelly 3 June 2016 A forum on Thursday led by a University of the...
The Right2Know Campaign is highly dismayed by the SABC’s decision not to show footage of people burning public institutions in any of its news bulletins. This is a form of self-censorship and it’s...
This week the Right2Know Campaign made submissions to Parliament on the Films & Publications Amendment Bill. This comes after the FPB published final regulations for online content. This briefing note, prepared by R2K’s Micah...
R2K KZN calls on Prince Mshiyeni Hospital CEO, Dr Tshabalala and the KZN Department of Health to urgently intervene in ending the current strike that’s affecting services at the hospital. The hospital’s general workers...
