Fiji has an active media sector, with several private television stations, radio stations, and newspapers. However, the 2010 Media Industry Development Decree has had a significant impact on the communication environment in Fiji.

PNG’s mainstream mass media, including radio, television and print, is the most vibrant and diverse in the region. Media penetration is highest in urban areas where the English-speaking populations live.

Timor-Leste’s media sector is in the early stages of development. Much like the experience in other developing democracies, the Timor-Leste media community has to deal with limited resources and training.

The Solomon Islands’ media industry is a fast-growing one. A unique feature of the media industry in Solomon Islands is youth employment. Solomon Islands has a population with 70 percent of people under the age of 29, and the media industry primarily comprises young people.

Early results show more women participating community radios in Asia Pacific

The Women's International Network of AMARC Asia-Pacific (AMARC-WIN AP) is conducting a survey on women in Community Radio in Asia Pacific region.

Timor Leste

In a country with only an estimated 60 % literacy rate and few able to afford access to television, newspapers, telephone and no access to internet outside Dili, community radio has been...

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The World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC) Asia-Pacific is gravely concerned by the deteriorating conditions of human rights in Myanmar since the Military took

As the world commemorates the “International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women” and marks the beginning

On the occasion of the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters,

Asia-Pacific’s smallholder family farmers produce most of the world’s food, yet they are facing a disproportionate

Over the past few months it has become increasingly clear that the current COVID-19 induced crisis requires active cooperation between government and society, if we are to

AMARC Asia-Pacific demands the immediate release of Elena “Lina” Tijamo,

The world is under the seize of a pandemic that is beyond our worst imaginations. As of now, more than 350,000 human lives have been lost,

Members of the steering committee who attended the meeting