The Pacific Islands News Association endorses the Outcome Statement of the inaugural Melanesia Media Freedom Forum that convened at the Griffith University in Brisbane this week https://t.co/cYcF7BNGw9 @PACNEWS1@Karolinushka@islandfreedoms@mmfforum
Participants at the Melanesian Media Freedom express concern about growing threats to media freedom in the region https://t.co/i8jOvh0lNC @mmfforum@CainTess@burebasgal
Among other significant issues up for discussion during #MMFF2019, its an honour to facilitate such a panel discussion - ‘Women in Melanesian Media’. Thanks @kathymcleish1 from @WIM_Aus for joining us today.
#womeninmedia#melanesiamedia
Great to have breakfast with the thoroughly engaged delegates from the Micronesia conference .. albeit on a hazy Brisbane morning! #MMFF2019@GoogleNewsInit@theburgerman
In Solomon Islands Freedom of press is usually respected. While politicians & elites sometimes use legal and extralegal means to intimidate journalists, such incidents have been relatively rare in recent years. https://t.co/v3N7VLM2nM thumbs up 🇸🇧
Technology was very cooperative this morning. It is Day 2 of #mmff2019 and we have Prof. @DavidRobie Zoom[ing] in for a presentation on Challenges for Melanesian Media Freedom. #melanesiamedia @ci_course
Governments in the Pacific don't want journalists to do their jobs properly. It's worse now than it was.
Sean Dorney, speaking at the Melanesian Media Freefom Forum, going on right now in Brisbane.