Media censorship affecting rural communities in Fiji

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Updated April 16, 2009 15:26:20

The tough new censorship rules in Fiji are having a severe impact in the country's rural communities, with one regional media network saying people are afraid to talk, with the emergency regulations curtailing peoples' personal freedoms.


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