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Conversation in Port Moresby (Marc Dozier-UN Women-Flickr)

25 October 2021

PNG’s 2022 elections: parties, policies and women candidates

by Michael Kabuni, Russel Kitau and Minetta Daniella Kakarere

Photograph of a pile of books of ballot papers in the 2017 elections in Papua New Guinea.

23 September 2021

PNG: parties need to do more to help women get elected

by Maholopa Laveil

10 September 2021

Should PNG abandon Limited Preferential Voting?

by Terence Wood, Maholopa Laveil and Michael Kabuni

16 August 2021

Why we need to start worrying about next year’s elections in Papua New Guinea

by Terence Wood

A women in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, checks the photos and descriptions of candidates in the 2017 elections. The notice is attached to a tree. The woman has black curly hair and wears glasses. In the background is a thatched hut, a garden, and a man in a red and grey striped t-shirt.

12 August 2021

Temporary special measures in PNG: part two – latest developments

by Orovu Sepoe

Poll booth in PNG 2012 elections (Defence-DFAT-Flickr)

10 August 2021

Temporary special measures in PNG: part one – the story up to 2019

by Orovu Sepoe

Women leaders speak out on violence against women in politics at a workshop in Fiji, March 2021

16 June 2021

Violence against women in Pacific politics

by Ancuta Hansen

Reserved seats in PNG: lessons learnt

25 May 2021

Reserved seats in PNG: lessons learnt

by Michael Kabuni and Danny Eric Agon

24 May 2021

Women in leadership: reforms to bring about attitudinal change in PNG

by Andrew Anton Mako

Voting at Waghi, Banz, Jiwaka province, Papua New Guinea

5 May 2021

PNG’s stand-out elections of 2002

by Maholopa Laveil

20 April 2021

One last hurdle, and uncertainties in PNG politics as 2022 approaches

by Michael Kabuni

Parliamentary fragmentation in PNG at the elections: is it getting worse?

19 March 2021

Parliamentary fragmentation in PNG: is it getting worse?

by Maholopa Laveil

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