This article below was published by RNEWS: BY CHARL BOSCH – JULY 26, 2016 The South African National Editors Forum (Sanef) and Rigtht2Know Campaign have described the Labour Court’s ruling to reverse the South...
In a significant victory for persecuted SABC staff and the fight to reclaim the public broadcaster, the Labour Court has ruled in favour of four of the journalists who were unlawfully dismissed. Judge Robert...
On Tuesday, 26 July, R2K KZN in partnership with other organisations will be marching to the SABC offices in Durban. We are marching to highlight our concerns regarding the current crisis at the SABC. As...
The Right2Know Campaign is seriously concerned by the threats made against the station manager and other employees of Madibeng FM, a community radio station in Brits. Earlier today members of the Bapo Ba Mogale Traditional...
We demand political candidates sign our pledge to be transparent and accountable! Local government is supposed to be the most accessible part of government, but often local politicians don’t do their job and fail...
The following statement has been issued by educators in journalism and media studies (PDF version). “We, the undersigned educators in journalism, media studies and related subjects, condemn in the strongest terms the arbitrary suspension...
The Right2Know Campaign and the SOS Coalition stands in solidarity with the eight SABC journalists who have just been fired, effectively for challenging censorship at the public broadcaster. What followed was a process that...
The Right2Know Campaign is appalled by reports that the State Security Agency is “vetting” delegates to this year’s International AIDS Conference. The conference will be held in Durban next week and about 18,000 delegates...
Date: Friday 15 July 2016 Time: 10AM Venues: Gauteng will picket outside the National SAPS Headquarters, Wachthuis Building, 231 Pretorius Street, Pretoria. Western Cape will picket outside Bellville Police Station, 72 Voortrekker Road, Bellville....
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes the decision by ICASA that the SABC’s ban on coverage of protests is in violation of the Broadcasting Act. There was only one way in which ICASA could legitimately have...
