The Right2Know Gauteng in solidarity with Simunye Workers Forum (Lungile Mtsali), will be marching tomorrow morning to the Ekurhuleni municipality to hand over a memorandum of demands. The Ekurhuleni municipality unfairly and un-procedurally dismissed...
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....
The Right2Know Campaign and the South African Screen Federation (SASFED) welcomes today’s ruling on the censorship of the award-winning film Inxeba, which had effectively been reclassified as hard core pornography by the Film &...
R2K celebrates the judgment of the Constitutional Court which has affirmed that the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) is constitutionally deficient for failing to provide for the recording, preservation and disclosure of...
Last week, the High Court affirmed the independence of the SABC board and therefore prohibited the Minister from having power over the SABC board when it comes to recruiting for executive positions. This dismissal...
The Right2Know (R2K) is looking for a talented campaigner to organise our campaigns for the ‘Right to Communicate’, to advocate media and internet freedom, media transformation, and access to telecommunications. From the SABC to...
In commemoration of Youth Day 2018, a collective of civil society organisations and activists have come together to launch a campaign aimed at highlighting the plight of #FeesMustFall activists whose lives have been adversely...
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,...
