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Solomon Islands denies control over national broadcaster, but seeks to replace board

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The Solomon Islands government is moving to sack and replace the board of the national broadcaster. It has dismissed claims it is going to take control of its editorial policies. Last month, the government removed the public broadcaster as a state-owned enterprise (SOE) Critics say the change has paved the way for tightening government control over SIBC's content.

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Solomon Islands denies control over national broadcaster, but seeks to replace board

The Solomon Islands government says it's considering replacing the board of the country's national broadcaster, but denies taking control of editorial policy, amid concerns the government-funded media outlet is losing its independence.

2 years ago·Australia

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Honiara denies wanting to control Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation, while moving to replace its board

The Solomon Islands government is moving to sack and replace the board of the national broadcaster, but has dismissed claims it is going to take control of its editorial policies.

2 years ago

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Solomon Islands denies control over national broadcaster, but seeks to replace board

Solomon Islands denies control over national broadcaster, but seeks to replace board

Honiara denies wanting to control Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation, while moving to replace its board

Honiara denies wanting to control Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation, while moving to replace its board

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