Pacific Support for West Papua Grows – But Where is PNG?
• June 22, 2010 • Leave a CommentPosted in PNG & West Papua, PNG International Issues, PNG Politics, PNG Security
Tags: 1969 Act of Free Choice, Barack Obama, Big Brother, Bill, China, Department of Foreign Affairs, Edward Natapei, Foreign Policy, Forum, International Court of Justice, Kevin Conrad, Leaders Summit, Mainland China, Maxime Carlot Korman, Melanesia, Melansian Spearhead Group, Michael Somare, MSG, Nation-State, Natural Justice, Non-Self-Governing Territories, Observer Status, Opposition, Pacific, Pacific Island Forum, Papua, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, People's Petition, PNG, Prime Minister, Refugees, Rubicon, Rule of Law, Somare, Taiwan, Territory, UN Decolonisation Committee, United Nations, Vanuatu, West Papua
PNG Independence 1975 – Were We Ready?
• June 15, 2010 • 3 CommentsPosted in PNG History, PNG Politics
Tags: 1975, 64 Million Dollar Question, Australia, Bougainville, Colonialism, Director, Gazelle Peninsula, Generation Y, History, House of Assembly, Independence, John Greenwell, Kina, Leadership, Mataungan, Minister, New York, Papua and New Guinea, Papua New Guinea, Paul Hasluck, PNG Independence, Self-Government, Torres Strait, Trusteeship Agreement, United Nations, United Nations Misison
PNG’s Pro-Death Penalty Stance Meets International Criticism
• August 20, 2009 • 4 CommentsPosted in PNG Governance, PNG International Issues
Tags: Amnesty International, Capital Punishment, Convention on the Rights of the Child, Death Penalty, Department of Justice, Donna Guest, Dr Allan Marat, Hanging, Human Rights, Human Rights Watch, ICCPR, International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice, Papua New Guinea, Parliament, PNG, Port Moresby, Sam Abal, Second Optional Protocol, Special Consultative Status, UN General Assembly, UN Human Rights Committee, United Nations, Zama Coursen-Neff
Australia’s Own History of Apartheid in PNG
• August 19, 2009 • 11 CommentsPosted in PNG History
Tags: Administrator, Agriculture, ANU, Apartheid, Application for Permisison to Remove a Native, Australia, Australian National University, Brisbane, Chris Harries, Chris Kaputin, Colonialism, Colony, Cook Islander, David Hay, East West Centre, Governor General, John Kaputin, Julius Chan, Konedobu Club, Legislative Assembly, National Research Institute, New Guinea Research Unit, New Zealand, Pacific Islanders, Papua, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Port Moresby, Post Colonial, Qantas, Racisim, Ron Crocombe, Sir Hugh Foot, Sir John Guise, United Nations, United Nations Trusteeship Misison, University of Hawaii
Rainforest Politics & the Carbon-Credit Trade in PNG: An Essential Introduction
• February 6, 2009 • 14 CommentsPosted in PNG & Climate Change, PNG Business, PNG Conservation, PNG Innovation, PNG International Issues, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Bali, Carbon Credit, Carbon Market Value, Carbon Markets, Carbon Neutral, Carbon Shop, Carbon Trade, Climate Change, Coalition for Rainforest Nations, Compensation, Costa Rica, DEC, Deforestation, Department of Environment and Conservation, Developing Countries, Distinguished Speaker Series, Dr Kevin Conrad, Dr Theo Yasause, Draft, Emissions, Executive Director, Facility, FCPF, FCPF Charter, Forest Carbon, Forest Carbon Partnership Facility, GDP Per Capita, Global, Government, Grand Chief, Incentives, Indigenous Peoples, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Mandate, Montreal, National Fisheries Authority, NGOs, OCCCT, Office of Climate Change and Carbon Trading, Pacific Regional Challenges, Papua New Guinea, Paradigm Shift, PNG, PNG Australia Forest Carbon Partnership, PNG Eco-Forestry Forum, PNG Forest Authority, PNG R-PIN, PNGA FCP, Policy Dialouge, Port Moresby, Post-Courier, R-PIN, Readiness Fund, Readiness Plan Indicative Note, REDD, Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, Renewable Energy, Sir Michael Somare, Special Envoy on Climate Change to the United Nations, Stakeholders, The Lowy Institute for International Affairs, Thomas Paka, UN, UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNCCC, UNFCCC, United Nations, United Nations Climate Change Conference, World Bank
Castro’s Cuba & Somare’s PNG – Where’s the Connection?
• September 26, 2008 • 2 CommentsPosted in PNG Health, PNG International Issues
Tags: Anote Tong, Apisai Lelemia, Cuba, Cuba-Pacific Islands Ministerial Meeting, Felipe Perez Roque, Kiribati, Pacific, Palco Hotel, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Prensa Latina, Tuvalu, United Nations
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