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How to Sue a Multinational Corporation in PNG

• March 11, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Posted in PNG Business, PNG Mining
Tags: Alien Tort Statute, Amnesty International, ATS, BHP, Bougainville, ExxonMobil, International Law, lawsuit, Multinational Corporation, Ok Tedi, Panguna, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG LNG, Rio Tinto, war crimes

PNG Conman Noah Musingku Takes U-Vistract Online

• June 18, 2010 • 8 Comments

Posted in PNG & Bougainville, PNG Politics
Tags: ABG, ABG President, Amethyst, ANZ, Asian Economic Crisis 1997-1998, Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Blackbirding, Bougainville, Bougainville Revolution, Chief Ombudsman, Founding Fathers, Francis Ona, HM King David Pei II, Iairo Lasaro, IBOM, International Bank of Me'ekamui, James Tanis, John Momis, Joseph Kabui, Meekamui, NAB, National Bank of Australia, No-go Zone, Noah Musingku, Panguna, Papua New Guinea, PNG, PNG Government, Pyramid Scheme, Simon Pentanu, Siwai, Solomon Kakoto, South Bougainville, Speaker of the House, The Australian, Tonu, U-Vistract, UVistract

Avatar and Bougainville: A Parallel History?

• February 13, 2010 • 9 Comments

Posted in PNG & Bougainville
Tags: Aliens, Autonomous Bougainville Goverment, Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Avatar, BBC, Blockade, Bougainville, Bougainville Revolutionary Army, BRA, CNN, Earth, Eywa, Gaia, Guerrilla, Hometree, Iraq, Jake Sully, James Cameron, Jerry Singirok, Mary-Louise O'Callaghan, Mercenary, Miles Quaritch, Na'vi, New Zealand, Oil, Omar Hamed, Pandora, Panguna, PNG Defence Force, PNGDF, Port Moresby, RDA, Rio Tinto, Sandline Internationl, South Pacific, Tim Spicer, United States, Unobtanium, US, Weekend Australian

East New Britain’s Quest for Autonomy

• January 9, 2009 • 6 Comments

Posted in PNG Governance, PNG History, PNG Politics
Tags: Administration, Alhonse Gelu, Autonomy, East New Britain, ENB, Finance, Funding, Governance, Governor General, Independence, Kokopo, Mataungan Association, National Government, National Research Institute, New Guinea Islands, North Solomons, Panguna, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Politics, Provinces, Provincial Government, Rabaul, Research, Sir Paulias Matane, Tolai, Tolai Cocoa Project