Tonga Communications Act 2015
Part IX: content, hosting and internet service duties – Tonga Communications Act 2015

Tonga Communications Act 2015 s98: ss.94 to 105 Content applications services: meet content standards and never supply prohibited content

Licensees supplying content applications services (broadcasting, subscription, online information or entertainment services, not internet access) must comply with Ministerial content standards and Ministry directions; must not supply content that is indecent or obscene, excessively violent, blasphemous, treasonous or seditious, defamatory or otherwise unlawful; must carry religious, national interest and educational content when required by declaration; must follow any declaration on political or controversial content; and in a national emergency must place their content facilities and competent operators at the Government's service free of charge. Breach is an offence punishable by up to $10,000, three years' imprisonment or both.

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