Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum said all that the President's interim government wants is all media organizations in the country to publish or broadcast news which is pro-Fiji.
The call comes after the Ministry of Information last night sent letters to all news directors advising that all news stories published from now on should not carry any negativity.
Khaiyum stressed that the media can play a vital role in moving the country forward.
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