As Concourt deadline approaches, there are still too many loopholes in the law that allow privacy rights to be infringed
Analysis | 20 September 2023
Ruling offers ways to hold governments and companies accountable
Opinion | 10 November 2021
Laws are being abused by corrupt state officials to spy on reporters for doing their jobs
Opinion | 9 March 2018
Here’s how we’re preparing for Day Zero
Information | 26 January 2018
It also has a sinister provision that will make it easier for State Security to undermine privacy and freedom
By Murray Hunter and Alison Tilley
Analysis | 28 July 2017
10 August is deadline to send your comments to Parliament
Analysis | 26 July 2017
State security apparatus is overreaching - dangerously
Opinion | 18 November 2016
Both the ANC and DA must say who their donors are
Opinion | 22 March 2016
On Wednesday, the Democratic Alliance's (DA) new shadow minister of police, Zakhele Mbhele, will brief parliament's police committee on the DA's Bill to replace the National Key Points Act.
Murray Hunter
Opinion | 3 November 2015
How serious is state surveillance of telephone calls in South Africa? The problem is we don't know, writes Right2Know's Murray Hunter.
Murray Hunter
Analysis | 13 June 2014