The Right2Know Campaign and SOS Coalition will mark World Press Freedom Day with a protest against censorship on 2 May 2014 from 11h00 – 13h00 outside the SABC on the corner of Henley and...
To voice our outrage at increasing police brutality and the growing attacks on the right to protest, the Right2Know Campaign will hold a protest rally on Friday, 21 March (Human Rights Day), at the Johannesburg...
Mothotlung is a symptom of increasing police brutality and growing attacks on the right to protest The protest and killings in Mothotlung are a symptom of the growing attacks to the right to protest...
The acquittal of Andries Tatane’s murderers last week, the increased use of the National Key Points Act to deny gatherings, and President Zuma’s attack on our right to protest in his 2013 SONA do...
Yesterday, sections of the ANC, SACP and SANCO in the Cape Metro issued a public statement announcing that they will be marching to Parliament later this morning to show their support for the Secrecy Bill....
The following article was published in BusinessDay. SOME of our editors seem determined to be their own worst enemies. The Sowetan, still reeling from the ham-handed way it dealt with the Eric Miyeni controversy,...
The following article was published online by Daily Maverick, although other estimates of attendance are closer to 800. The Right 2 Know Campaign first organised a march to the Constitutional Court in October last...
On this day, 45 years ago, the youth of South Africa challenged the Apartheid government by protesting against the imposition of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in schools across the country. Their courage...
The Right2Know Campaign is dismayed at how President Cyril Ramaphosa, the security cluster and the leaders of the African National Congress have responded to the civil unrest that erupted across KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng and Mpumalanga...
In July 2019, Independent Media journalist, Sihle Mavuso, was assaulted and apprehended while covering the protests against the former eThekwini Executive Mayor, Zandile Gumede. On 11 June 2020, under the cover of the COVID19...
