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Papua New Guinea bans film highlighting human rights abuses
The Papua New Guinea government has banned a film documenting the struggle at Paga Hill settlement.
The Papua New Guinea government has banned a film documenting the struggle at Paga Hill settlement.
The reported unprovoked assault on journalist Dorothy Mark, who received facial injuries, should be condemned in the strongest terms and those responsible be arrested and charged, said PINA President Kora Nou. Mr Nou is equally concerned with the online abuse targeted at Samoan journalist Ms Lani Wendt Young.
This month marks the fifth anniversary of refugees suffering on Manus, Nauru islands
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