Company Details
Right to Know Campaign
The Right2Know Campaign launched in August 2010 and has grown into a movement centred on freedom of expression and access to information. We are a democratic, activist-driven campaign that strengthens and unites citizens to raise public awareness, mobilise communities and undertake research and targeted advocacy.
Working Days
- Monday9AM - 5PM
- Tuesday9AM - 5PM
- Wednesday9AM - 5PM
- Thursday9AM - 5PM
- Friday9AM - 5PM
- Saturday9AM - 5PM
- SundayClose
About Company
- Advance Protest Rights: To promote the right to protest as a critical freedom of expression issue, support protesters to understand and defend their rights, and challenge the state and private security when laws, policies, or practice frustrate protest including the electronic and offline surveillance of activists.
- Communication Rights: To ensure more equitable access to the internet by reducing the cost of mobile data and expanding the rollout of fibre, and challenging online surveillance as well as promoting the the right to privacy.
- Participatory Democracy: To support other CSOs (especially local organisations situated in poor communities) to ensure they receive meaningful engagement, and to campaign for Open MeetingsWe current organise through three democratic provincial working groups based in the Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape – as well as an elected national committee made up of representatives from key civil society organisations, community groups and social movements from across our support bases.
Current Opening
Equality Collective - Right to ECD advocacy internship
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Right to Know Campaign
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Mthatha, Eastern Cape
Internship
RFP:FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A SERVICE PROVIDER TO DEVELOP A TRAINING MANUAL TO ADDRESS IDENTIFIED KNOWLEDGE GAPS AND BUIL
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Right to Know Campaign
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South Africa
Call for proposals
