This article below was published by Eyewitness News: Anti-nuclear activists marched through the streets of Cape Town where they called on government to scrap its nuclear plans. Xolani Koyana | a day ago CAPE TOWN –...
New research by the Access to Information Network (ATI Network)1 has revealed a shocking dereliction of duties by public and private bodies to realise South Africans’ constitutional right of access to information. The Shadow...
This article below was published by GroundUp: “We had the arms deal, we had Nkandla … it’s not the majority of South Africans that will benefit from this deal,” says activist By Melanie Gosling...
On Wednesday, 22 February, social justice organisations are taking to the streets and the court to demand an end to the secret processes around South Africa’s biggest ever procurement deal: the R1 Trillion proposed...
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the Competition Commission findings on the price fixing collusion case that has now been referred to the Tribunal for prosecution. We are dismayed to learn that this criminal activity has...
Right2Know together with the AIDC & TNI will be hosting a workshop on the Shrinking Space for Dissent in Cape Town on Wednesday 15 March 2017 from 10h00 to 16h00 (programme below). Space is limited,...
This article below was published by TimesLive: TMG Digital | 2017-02-08 13:17:04.0 The public deserves to be given reasons for the unprecedented security clampdown being planned for the parliamentary precinct during the State of...
The Right2Know condemns in the strongest possible terms the unprecedented security clampdown in and around Parliament as part of the State of the Nation Address. On Tuesday evening the Presidency announced that Jacob Zuma...
On Thursday, 9 February 2017, R2K Western Cape in conjunction with SAFCEI, the Green Anglicans, Earthlife Africa, One Million Climate Jobs Campaign and Catholic Justice and Peace will be occupying bridges along the main...
The Right2Know Campaign rejects the draft Prevention & Combating of Hate Crimes & Hate Speech Bill, which was open for public comment until this week. In our submission on the draft Bill, R2K made...
