Stop Digital ID Before It Becomes Too Late
The Surveillance Questions Few Are Asking Every government promises that new powers will only be used for the public good....
Civil Rights & Liberties
South Africa’s Proposed Lifestyle Audits: A Step Toward State Surveillance Overreach
Lifestyle Audits Probe If Your Living Standards Match Declared Income South Africa’s National Treasury is racing to push through the...
A Government Afraid of Words: How the New “Crime of Apartheid” Bill Turns Dissent Into a Target
How The Apartheid Bill Turns Political Opinions Into Criminal Liability “Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will...
Opinion: Ramaphosa’s National Address: A State-Crafted Threat to South Africans
The Address Was a Warning to South Africans, Not Foreign Powers Cyril Ramaphosa wants the public to believe that criticism...
Digital ID: The Trojan Horse South Africa Is Sleepwalking Into
South Africa Accelerates Digital ID Despite Systemic Breaches, Biometric Failures, and Global Evidence of Exclusion Digital ID is being sold...
Behind Closed Doors: How NEDLAC Became the Government’s Gateway to Gun Control
Nedlac’s Quiet Involvement In Gun Law Reform Sparks Transparency Concerns The Quiet Repurposing Of A Democratic Institution The National Economic...
The Maorification of New Zealand
The subversion and destruction of national sovereignty and constitutional order by means of mass immigration and the criminalizing of free...
Framing Truth as Dangerous: Why IOL’s Reporting Misses the Point
Mainstream media continues to frame stories of moral conviction through a lens of fear. The recent IOL headline — “The...
The IEC’s Push For Electronic Voting: A Recipe For Disaster
IEC Plans E-Voting, but Global Failures Show the Risks of Fraud and Manipulation South Africa’s Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is...
The Significance of Charlie Kirk’s Death for Liberty
Liberty in the land of the free is in peril when discussion of religion, gender and politics is not only...
