Tomorrow, 19 September 2017, R2K Gauteng will be picketing outside four network providers to demand that action must be taken to ensure the cost of data and airtime is affordable to all people of...
There is a special independent body that deals with complaints against the police, called the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID). If you feel that the police have abused their power, through assault, torture, death,...
It has been 115 days since Ivory Park resident, Samuel Mabunda died after being beaten with a crowbar and kicked by members of the Red Ants Security. Ekhurhuleni Metro Police, who were on the...
[UPDATE Oct 2018 — As of 23 October 2018, a substantially revised version of the Cybercrimes Bill was tabled in Parliament, with the cybersecurity portions of the Bill tripped out. The 23 Oct 2018...
The heart of community media lies in MDDA hands. The Right2Know Campaign is therefore extremely concerned about the current MDDA board nomination process. It is disheartening to note the insufficient due diligence in respect...
On Tuesday, 05 September 2017, R2K KZN will picket at Fairmont Zimbali Resort in Ballito where SADC Ministers will be meeting. South Africa is hosting a meeting of SADC ministers responsible for communications and...
R2K welcomes the SABC Editorial Review Process as an important opportunity for South African citizens to shape the character of the public broadcaster which they own. It is vital that ordinary people, civil society...
Given the high concentration of media ownership and lack of diversity in our media the role of the Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA) in strengthening our democracy is beyond question. Right2Know Campaign calls...
R2K notes that the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications has published the full CVs of shortlisted SABC Board Candidates on parliament’s website, after calls by R2K to make the CV’s public. R2K encourages members...
Today R2K releases statistics from MTN, Vodacom, Cell C and Telkom that show that government accesses tens of thousands of people’s sensitive communications information every year using a loophole in South Africa’s surveillance policies....
