Tag - Law and justice

Networked security in Papua New Guinea

October 16, 2019

by Sinclair Dinnen, Grant Walton

The research team with Femili PNG and Court staff outside the Lae District Court

Family protection orders in Lae: some positive signs

November 23, 2018

by Lindy Kanan, Judy Putt

Red Cross medical center, Haiti Earthquake response (Eric Quintero/IFRC/Flicker CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Fortnightly links: women’s empowerment, rebalancing globalisation, and more

November 3, 2017

by Sachini Muller, Terence Wood, Tara Davda

Polling station, Namaacha, Mozambique 2009 (Commonwealth Secretariat/Flickr CC BY-NC 2.0)

Africa’s democratic prospects

June 8, 2017

by Andebrhan Welde Giorgis

Sabina Rai receives a vaccination from Health Worker Jiban Poudel at the temporary Batulechaur Health Post, Pokhara, Nepal (Flickr/AusAID/Jim Holmes CC BY 2.0)

Fortnightly links: global poverty, non-violent protest, vaccine trial, pro-aid ad, and more

May 5, 2017

by Camilla Burkot, Terence Wood

PNG Anti-Corruption Poster (Flickr/Raymond June CC BY-ND 2.0)

Do anticorruption messages work? Findings so far and what they could mean for Papua New Guinea

April 20, 2017

by Caryn Peiffer

Family violence is not OK - bus stop, Boroko, Port Moresby (image: Michelle Rooney)

Principles of Family Law in Papua New Guinea: a reflective review

March 3, 2017

by Michelle Nayahamui Rooney

Port Moresby (Flickr/Hitchster CC BY 2.0)

Stories and memories of Port Moresby

January 9, 2017

Swept (Flickr/David Goehring CC BY 2.0)

Judicial setbacks for the PNG anti-corruption movement

December 14, 2016

Gangster at our door (Flickr/ClaraDon CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

The dark side of economic globalisation: politics, organised crime and corruption in the Pacific

October 7, 2016

by Sinclair Dinnen, Grant Walton