Papua New Guinea's prime minister says his cabinet will review laws protecting whistleblowers.
Papua New Guinea 's national parliament in Waigani. Photo: RNZ / Johnny Blades
James Marape said witnesses who exposed corruption or misuse of power should be better protected.
He said the review was part of a legislative package being put together by his deputy, Davis Steven, which includes the creation of an Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Mr Marape said a draft bill would be refined by cabinet before being tabled in parliament.