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Right To Know Campaign

Internet access has become a human right, data inquiry hears
Article
/ 18 October 2018

Internet access has become a human right, data inquiry hears

Media Monitoring Africa suggested several solutions including free access to the internet at all government sites such as schools and libraries

By Alex Mitchley
Journalist surveillance: Spooks are back in action
Article
/ 4 July 2018

Journalist surveillance: Spooks are back in action

Right2Know report shows state surveillance of journalists is on the increase as corruption in government and private sector is uncovered

By Mashadi Kekana
Parliament reaches settlement with whistleblower
Article
/ 10 May 2018

Parliament reaches settlement with whistleblower

Former head of security Zelda Holtzman is relieved that her “name is cleared”

By Staff Reporter
Who’s keeping an eye on South Africa’s spies? Nobody, and that’s the problem
Article
/ 26 September 2017

Who’s keeping an eye on South Africa’s spies? Nobody, and that’s the problem

South Africa’s intelligence services operate secretly and with minimal oversight. So citizens will probably never know exactly what they are up to.

By Laurie Nathan
National key point case – police minister’s argument is ‘indefensible’
Article
/ 24 November 2014

National key point case – police minister’s argument is ‘indefensible’

The counsel for the Right2Know Campaign argued that Minister of Police, Nkosinathi Nhleko’s arguments "don’t stand up to logical scrutiny".

By Victoria John
Editorial: Keeping secrets safe
Article
/ 2 November 2012

Editorial: Keeping secrets safe

Progress had been made on the Protection of State Information Bill. Not enough to render it safe for democracy, but progress nonetheless.

By Editorial
Commercial TV elbows aside community interests
Article
/ 14 September 2012

Commercial TV elbows aside community interests

Historically, South Africa’s airwaves have been under democratic control. Now they are being captured by big business.

By Mark Weinberg
When public interest could trump NPA confidentiality
Analysis
/ 17 August 2012

When public interest could trump NPA confidentiality

Mac Maharaj has raised an important point about the NPA. Certainly, if members are acting outside the law it is hugely worrying.

By Serjeant At The and Bar Author
Mac attack smacks of self-interest, says Right2Know
Analysis
/ 10 August 2012

Mac attack smacks of self-interest, says Right2Know

It should also be noted that Maharaj’s apparent concern about confidentiality is highly selective.

By Staff Reporter
Secrecy sleuth: We grill the guru
Videos
/ 15 June 2012

Secrecy sleuth: We grill the guru

Murray Hunter wants us to have the right to know. But how comfortable is he talking about his private life? 200 Young South Africans will be revealed June 22.

By Staff Reporter

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