Do you care about accountability, corruption and secrecy? R2K is urgently seeking to appoint a short-term volunteer in our Secrecy programme, to produce a series of online articles and related content on the Seriti...
Young activist Kayla Norsworthy is making her mark in her community and province, and she is encouraging other youth to join her. Image: Kayla Norsworthy.By Janine Erasmus Just two years out of school,...
The Department of Justice & Constitutional Development is inviting comment on draft amendments to South Africa’s whistleblower protection law: the Draft Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill is open for comment until 4 July 2014. The...
From GroundUp.org.za: How serious is state surveillance of telephone calls in South Africa? The problem is we don’t know Last Friday, a year and a day after Edward Snowden first blew the whistle on...
The Right2Know Campaign has succeeded in having the prohibition of its right to protest outside the Seriti Arms Procurement Commission, overturned in the Pretoria High Court. Yesterday the Right2Know Campaign was forced to lodge...
Today, June 11th – the Right2Know Campaign was forced to lodge an urgent appeal in the Pretoria High Court contesting the decision by the Tshwane Metro and Police to limit our democratic right to...
Issued by the Right2Know Campaign, 3 June 2014. According to the recently published Global Information Technology Report (GITR) 2014, South Africa is ranked at number 128th out of 148 countries when it comes to...
R2K STATEMENT: New Cabinet is a blow to the right to communicate Issued by the Right2Know Campaign, 26 May 2014. Yesterday President Zuma announced his new Cabinet including a new Ministry of Telecommunications and...
Research project on the lived cost of communications – Terms of Reference The Right2Know Campaign and the Media Policy and Democracy Project (MPDP, a joint initiative of the School of Journalism and Media Studies...
The Right2Know Campaign condemns the security cluster ministers’ announcement that they will challenge the Public Protector’s report on Nkandla in the High Court. This move is the latest example of the use of ‘state...
