The country's Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jr says the "test" was done under the framework of the Anti-Terrorism Act 2024 ...

Papua New Guinea has blocked access to Facebook in what authorities call a "test" to limit hate speech, misinformation and ...

In my last column, we explored how social media platforms handle misinformation and what we, as users, can do to stop the ...

Facebook users in Papua New Guinea remain offline after the government carried out what it described as "testing" to regulate ...

The Papua New Guinean government has shut down the social media platform Facebook, in what it describes as a test to mitigate ...

The shutdown, enforced under the country’s anti-terrorism laws, began on Monday and has continued into Tuesday.

In 2023 Papua New Guinea launched a parliamentary inquiry into "fake news, bad news reporting and social media [platforms]" in the country.

In my last column, we discussed how to spot fake news and fact-check information before sharing it. With so much ...

Facebook is the most widely used social media platform in Papua New Guinea, with about 1.3 million users, including many small businesses that depend on it for sales.

Papua New Guinea has restricted Facebook in the country in an effort to stop the spread of pornography, hate speech, and ...