This article below was published by The Citizen: national 17.1.2017 06:01 am Eric Naki R2K says Mkhwebane’s probe is a reminder that, two decades into democracy, the country was yet to see the full...
R2K Gauteng is outrage in hearing about the deaths of 94 mental health patients due to provincial government’s gross negligence. While we note the resignation of Health MEC, Ms Qedani Mahlangu, we believe that...
The Right2Know Campaign (R2K) is looking for an experienced Operations Coordinator to oversee the day-to-day operations and financial management of the organisation to support efficient and effective campaigning efforts and ensure R2K continues to...
This Op-Ed was published by the Daily Maverick: DALE T. MCKINLEY SCI-TECH 30 JAN 2017 10:50 (SOUTH AFRICA) We have become the victims of surveillance slavery. We are subject to privacy-stripping global responses to...
The Right2Know Campaign will picket outside Bafokeng Magistrate’s Court in Rustenburg tomorrow, 17 January 2017, in support of Marikana community activists, comrade Napoleon Webster and five other community activists who are being falsely charged...
Supplementary Submission to SABC inquiry: Concerns of Communications Surveillance and State Security Abuses at the Public Broadcaster 16 January 2017 Download PDF submission here Following Mr Micah Reddy’s appearance before the Committee on...
Right2Know welcomes the next step of the Public Protector’s much-delayed investigation into apartheid-era looting from the SA Reserve Bank. On Friday it was reported that the Public Protector’s office has finished its preliminary report...
Privacy issues in South Africa have a particular historical significance, given the apartheid state’s systemic violation of the privacy of the black majority and political dissidents in general. A significant part of the struggle...
Madonsela served as the Public Protector of South Africa from 19 October 2009 to 14 October 2016. As a public servant she was vital in exposing state capture and tackling abuses of power, facing...
Eight SABC journalists were suspended for blowing the whistle on censorship and mismanagement at the public broadcaster. They have risked their jobs and safety to tackle the crisis at the SABC, in the interests...
