The Right to Know
Campaign has expressed its concerns regarding state security agencies holding
too much power and unaccountable.
Right to Know Campaign
spokesperson Murray Hunter said ordinary citizens do not know what the role of
these state security agencies are, and whether or not their rights are being
infringed regarding monitoring of communication.
Hunter said what they
wanted from Parliament was a law that would ensure that citizens have full
protection.
He added that there is a
real need now for South Africans to begin a public debate about the role of
national state security agencies in our democracy.
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