In the intricate tapestry of Tonga’s political and social landscape, the task of fostering genuine public critique of governmental policies presents itself as a formidable challenge. This difficulty is compounded when the spotlight turns towards the Tongan media, where the expectation for such critical discourse becomes even more elusive. At the heart of this issue lies a pervasive cultural authority, casting a shadow over the prospect of free and open critical thinking. This cultural norm, deeply embedded within Tongan society, acts as a barrier to constructive political dialogue, effectively muffling voices that dare to question or propose alternative visions for…
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