Papua New Guinea's Minister for Police, Peter Tsiamalili Jr., has provided assurance that the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary (RPNGC) is actively investigating the complaint lodged by the Member for Hiri-Koiari, Keith Iduhu, regarding threats he received on his mobile phone. Addressing the issue, Minister Tsiamalili underscored the government's commitment to upholding the right to free speech, a cornerstone of democracy. "Protecting this fundamental right is paramount, and we are treating this matter with the utmost seriousness," stated Minister Tsiamalili. He emphasized that regardless of political affiliation, every citizen deserves protection from threats or intimidation when expressing their views. "Every individual has the right to voice their opinions freely without fear," he added. Minister Tsiamalili informed that Police Commissioner Manning has briefed him on Mr. Iduhu's complaint and assured that the RPNGC is conducting a thorough investigation. "Prime Minister Marape has stressed the importance of addressing such complaints promptly and ensuring that those responsible are held accountable," Minister Tsiamalili noted. Minister Tsiamalili highlighted advancements in technology, stating that law enforcement agencies, in collaboration with relevant authorities, are equipped to track down individuals who commit cybercrimes. "Electronic communications leave digital traces that can be used to identify and apprehend offenders," he explained. Minister Tsiamalili reaffirmed the government's commitment to holding perpetrators of cybercrimes accountable. "Those who believe they can hide behind screens or fake profiles will be traced, tracked, and brought to justice," he warned. The government, in collaboration with the police and other agencies, is exploring measures to enhance accountability in online spaces and ensure the safety and security of all citizens. Also read Comments are closed.
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