R2K’s guide on the Right to Protest
R2K’s Activist Guide on the Right to Protest is now available in four languages: English (2015) isiZulu (2018) seSotho (2018) Afrikaans (2018) For many people across South Africa, the right to protest — and...
Campaign Updates / popular education / Publications / Right to Protest
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published March 21, 2016 · Last modified December 15, 2018
R2K’s Activist Guide on the Right to Protest is now available in four languages: English (2015) isiZulu (2018) seSotho (2018) Afrikaans (2018) For many people across South Africa, the right to protest — and...
Campaign Updates / KZN / National Key Points / Right to Protest
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published October 8, 2014 · Last modified April 8, 2019
“No protests – we’re a National Key Point“. This is the message from Engen refinery in South Durban to community activists. The South Durban Community Environmental Alliance (SDCEA), an active member of R2K KZN,...
Campaign Updates / R2K in the News
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published September 11, 2014 · Last modified July 27, 2016
Here is a summary of some of the news coverage of R2K’s 2014 Secret State of the Nation Report: It looks good on paper, but the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) is...
Campaign Updates / Right to Protest
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published February 5, 2014 · Last modified July 27, 2016
To voice our outrage at increasing police brutality and the growing attacks on the right to protest, the Right2Know Campaign will hold a protest picket on Saturday 8 February, at the Johannesburg Central Police...
Campaign Updates / InfoAccessNow / KZN
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published October 10, 2013 · Last modified July 27, 2016
R2K KZN solidarity for Abahlali baseMjondolo and residents of Cato Crest: WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO PROTEST! All the people ask for is decent accommodation. They were promised this in 1994 but 19 years...
Campaign Updates / Gauteng / InfoAccessNow / Right to Communicate / Right to Protest / Secrecy Bill
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published November 20, 2012 · Last modified April 8, 2019
On Tuesday, 20 November, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) demanded the Right2Know Campaign pay a R130 fee, otherwise the JMPD refused to receive notice of R2K’s public gathering. R2K will hold a candlelight...
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