Campaign Updates / R2K in the News
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published July 26, 2013 · Last modified July 27, 2016
The Right to Know Campaign says it remains concerned about the excessive power that State security agencies hold. It was reacting to the news that President Jacob Zuma had signed the General Intelligence Laws...
Campaign Updates / Right to Communicate / Right to Protest / Secrecy Bill
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published March 16, 2012 · Last modified April 8, 2019
R2K submission to the Ad-hoc Committee of the National Assembly on the General Intelligence Laws Amendment Bill (“GILAB” or the “Spy Bill”). See our latest statements on the Spy Bill here Read our background...
Campaign Updates / R2K in the News
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published January 25, 2012 · Last modified July 27, 2016
The following article was published online by IOL News The government and the ANC are not about to give ground despite demands that a public interest defence clause be included in the Protection...
Campaign Updates / R2K in the News
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published July 12, 2011 · Last modified July 27, 2016
The following article was published online by Business Day. Ebrahim Harvey argues why, despite recent concessions made by the ANC, the secrecy bill remains a threat to South African civil society. The ruling African National...
Campaign Updates / R2K in the News
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published July 11, 2011 · Last modified July 27, 2016
The following article was published by Eyewitness News about a public debate featuring R2K’s Hennie van Vuuren and the Ministry of State Security’s Dennis Dlomo among others. The State Security Ministry on Monday said...
Campaign Updates / R2K in the News
by The Right2Know Campaign · Published June 6, 2011 · Last modified July 27, 2016
The following article was published in Business Live Secrecy bill committee ‘not guaranteed extra time’ There is no guarantee that the ad-hoc committee deliberating the controversial Protection of Information Bill will be given more...
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