Churches urged to strengthen families in censorship policy review
By Salwin Chris UPNG Journalism Student Censorship Board chairperson Mrs Karen Haive has called on churches, families and other stakeholders to strengthen moral education and promote responsible use of digital technology as Papua New Guinea reviews its National Censorship Policy three for 2027–2031. To access this post, you must purchase Web , Web – One-Day , Web – 14-Day , Web – One-Month , Web…
Read original article on Post Courier →Related news
-
What is the guarantee for accountability of El Nino funds by districts?
-
Ok Tedi Managing Director reaffirms safety focus as response continues at Tabubil landfill fire
-
New censorship policy to tackle online Harm, protect PNG Values
-
West New Britain Province declares fighting zones amid strict new penalties
-
New censorship policy targets harmful online content
-
Health volunteer brings Vital Medical Care to remote Morobe villages under the National Volunteer Service
Health
Public Health
Papua New Guinea
-
PNGTPA New Destination Brand to Take Papua New Guinea to the World
Culture & Lifestyle
Travel
Papua New Guinea
-
Help others on the way up, says Tomuriesa
International
Diplomacy
Papua New Guinea