On Tuesday 22 August 2017, R2K Gauteng will march to Home Affairs Head Office, Hallmark Building, 230 Johannes Ramokhoase Street in Pretoria to challenge the new “Smart ID” system. We will meet at the...
The Right2Know Campaign fully supports the Unpaid Benefits Campaign and the whistleblower, Rosemary Hunter, who are fighting to expose the abuse of thousands of pension and provident funds that are of essential value to...
eThekwini tries to ban R2K KZN’s Marikana march Today the Right2Know KZN is holding a Marikana commemoration march to the Umlazi police station. This is part of a series of country-wide solidarity events marking...
On Tuesday 15 August, R2K will call on Parliament to end the climate of secrecy around political parties’ finances. On Tuesday afternoon, R2K will make present its submission to Parliament’s committee on party funding...
Five years later, the Marikana massacre stands as a reminder of how the South African government and private capital can use violence to suppress citizens demanding a better life. Police brutality continues to be...
[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...
On Friday, 4 August, R2K Gauteng will picket outside the South Gauteng High Court where a matter between the South African History Archives (SAHA) and the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) will be heard....
R2K welcomes the conviction of former Crime Intelligence official Bongani Cele, who was found guilty of illegally spying on phone communications of two Sunday Times journalists, Mzilikazi wa Afrika and Stephan Hofstatter in 2010....
Five years after the Marikana Massacre, 17 strike leaders, including Mzoxolo Magidiwana and Tholakela (Bele) Dlunga, who many know through Miners Shot Down, are facing serious public violence charges, linked to the strike. The National...
Cybercrimes Bill makes cyberspace less secure It also has a sinister provision that will make it easier for State Security to undermine privacy and freedom By Murray Hunter and Alison Tilley 28 July 2017...
