As inequality deepens and social cohesion falters South Africa needs a media that can offer expression to the full range of voices and facilitate the substantive and complex debates about the social and economic...
R2K Western Cape will be joining the #FeesMustFall picket outside Parliament today. We support the students’ call for free quality education in South Africa. The country must stop the commodification of education. Education is...
The Right2Know Campaign strongly condemns the action by the University of Johannesburg’s management and the SAPS’s conduct in dealing with the protesting students and workers. About 138 students and 13 workers were arrested...
On Wednesday, the Democratic Alliance’s (DA) new shadow minister of police, Zakhele Mbhele, will brief parliament’s police committee on the DA’s Bill to replace the National Key Points Act. The Bill has huge implications...
R2K will be picketing today against the State Security Agency’s (SSA) in Cape Town, Durban and Tshwane . Our action is in direct response to the outrageous claims – as reported by the SundayTimes...
Stand up for democracy! Stand up for the right to protest! Yesterday saw another low point in our democracy with the police invoking draconian laws to punish legitimate student dissent. Last night, two lawyers...
Friday National Action: Right2Know to Picket against the State Security Agency! Where: CAPE TOWNParliament, 120 Plein Street PRETORIASSA office, Bogare Building, 2 Atterbury Road Menlyn DURBAN SAPS Headquarters, 15 Ordnance Street Time: 12:00-13:00 11:00-12:30 11:00-13:00 R2K...
Please join us for a workshop to reflect on the past five years and draw lessons for the Campaign’s future: Cape Town: 29 October 2015 Durban: 7 November 2015 Johannesburg: 12 November 2015 Spaces are...
This article below was published by News24: 2015-10-18 16:07 Tammy Petersen, News24 Cape Town – The Right2Know has dismissed as “laughable” a report that it was spying on parliamentarians. The State Security’s “paranoid” belief that...
Today, amid relentless attacks on the media from the ruling alliance and renewed calls for a media appeals tribunal, South Africa commemorates Black Wednesday – a day in 1977 when the apartheid state clamped...
