Fiji: Voiceless in the newsstand

Abstract

Commentary: Journalists in Fiji continue to try as best they can, working under trying censorship conditions, to ensure that their readers, listeners, viewers and other audience—the people of Fiji—receive as much information as possible that is relevant to their lives and essential for them to make informed decisions.

Keywords

• culture
• Fiji coups
• censorship
• media freedom
• media law
• freedom of expression