Papua New Guinea - Three TV journalists sidelined for criticizing prime minister

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders condemns the abusive measures taken against three respected journalists with the state-owned National Broadcasting Company (NBC) because of news coverage critical of the prime minister that the government regarded as “biased” and reflecting “opposition viewpoints,” according to the Post-Courier and other local papers. “NBC's statement about an alleged ‘breach of standing NBC editorial policy guidelines and failing to adhere to instructions' will put pressure on the media (...)

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