R2K is demanding answers after a series of news reports shed light on the use of a “super-surveillance gadget” called the Grabber, capable of mass surveillance without any oversight or protection for people’s privacy....
Our latest tabloid newspaper – Your Right2Know – features a call to arrest the murderers of Marikana, stories of struggles in Blikkiesdorp, the Vaal and Blue Downs, the fight for internet freedom, an updates on...
Stop the secret deals: why we need to tackle secret deals in local politics and government This paper is authored by Michael Marchant, a researcher with the OpenSecrets.org.za project, on behalf of the Right2Know...
The Right2Know Campaign welcomes Judge Bert Bam’s ruling on taxi driver Mido Macia’s murder case. We are elated that eight police officers accused of murdering Macia were found guilty on Tuesday. We hope that...
This article below was published by EWN: Media organisations, including Primedia Broadcasting, are challenging Parliament’s broadcasting policy. Emily Corke | about 10 hours ago JOHANNESBURG – Several media organisations, including Primedia Broadcasting, which are challenging...
This article below was published by itweb: By Paula Gilbert, ITWeb news journalist. Johannesburg, 21 Aug 2015 The Film and Publication Board (FPB) will not publish public comment on its Draft Online Regulation Policy, which...
Right2Know has written to the FPB challenging them to publish records of their public hearings and all the written submissions they received on their website after Cabinet approved the Film and Publications Amendment Bill last...
This article below was published by Daily Maverick: MICAH REDDY 17 AUG 2015 02:26 (SOUTH AFRICA) Virgin Active’s decision to forcibly remove pro-Palestine activist Muhammed Desai for wearing a T- shirt with a political slogan last...
On Sunday, 16 August 2015 the nation will unite in remembering the atrocious Marikana massacre that occurred in 2012. Three years since police gunned down 34 mineworkers, we have yet to see justice for those killed and...
This article below was published by IOL: August 9 2015 at 05:08pm By Craig Dodds Johannesburg – These are anxious times for the top brass of the SAPS. They’ve known since the moment on August 16,...
