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Saudi ministries newspaper ad ban
- Saudi Arabia: Tuesday, July 03 - 2007 at 09:49
Saudi's Ministry of Culture and Information has banned government departments and agencies from publishing advertisements in newspapers responding to local press reports, Arab News reports. No government department is allowed to level any accusations against any newspaper or journalist except in accordance with the Press and Publications Law, the ministry is quoted as saying in a statement.
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James McInerney, News EditorTuesday, July 03 - 2007 at 09:49 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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