No one can explain why Abos look and behave so similarly to Africans.

Straits Times:

Papua New Guinea’s Police Minister has condemned “horrific” claims of cannibalism swirling on social media, vowing “such barbarity” would not define the Pacific nation.

A group of machete-wielding men dangle what looks like a severed human foot in grisly photos published on Jan 6 on the front page of Papua New Guinea’s largest newspaper.

Although the men are not filmed eating the body part, one of them appears to make a licking gesture while holding it up for the camera.

Police Minister Peter Tsiamalili said he was deeply troubled by images that appeared to depict “horrific acts of cannibalism”.

“A violent confrontation between two brothers escalated, leading to a heartbreaking outcome,” he told AFP.

“The conflict saw villagers taking sides, ultimately resulting in the gruesome killing of the elder brother by the younger sibling.”

Their PM, James Marape, certainly looks like he’s enjoyed human BBQ before

Mr Tsiamalili said in a separate statement dated Dec 5 that “such barbarity does not define us as a people or a nation”.

“These barbaric actions by a group of youths not only shock our collective conscience but also pose a grave threat to the societal values that bind us as a nation,” he added.

“Such acts of inhumanity are intolerable and represent a significant challenge to our shared humanity.”

The police traced the images to the Goilala district in the country’s jungle-clad interior.

The killing took place “a month ago” in Saki Village, Mr Tsiamalili said, although the video had only recently gained traction online.

Papua New Guinea has long been tarred by outdated tropes that paint its people as savages.

Hmmm….

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I guess we’d better send them a lot of money so they can breed more and more and more.

The Times:

The Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea has been underestimating its population by nearly half, researchers have found.

Known as being one of the world’s most violent nations, pockmarked by tribal fighting and insecurity, the country had a population of 9.4 million people, according to government estimates.

The new figure of 17 million, compiled by the United Nations with the help of British experts, slashes measures of living standards and places it among the world’s poorest.

It almost halves the country’s per capita income to about £980 a year — putting Australia’s closest neighbour on par with struggling African states such as Sudan and Senegal, according to a report in The Australian newspaper.

The study, to which researchers from University of Southampton’s World Population Unit contributed, is so sensitive that the Papua New Guinea government — already struggling to provide basic services to its people — refused permission for it to be published there.

The UN Population Fund study, funded by the Australian government, used satellite modelling, housing data and household surveys to arrive at the result.

Most of the growth is believed to be in the remote highlands provinces, where people survive through subsistence farming and violence is endemic.

In October more than 30 people were killed and another 15 left unaccounted for after bloody tribal fighting in Papua New Guinea’s remote Trobriand Islands.

Prime minister James Marape, who has vowed to make his country the “richest black Christian nation on planet Earth”, told The Australian he doubted the UN study’s results.

Marape, re-elected in August in elections marred by violence, said he believed the population was “possibly 10 million, 11 million” but conceded “I may be wrong”, and said even his lower estimate “is too high for the size of my economy”.

James Marape, PNG’s prime minister

“Whether it is 17 million, or 13 million or 10 million, the fact remains that my country’s formal economy is so small, job availability is so small, the resource envelope is so small, I cannot adequately educate, provide health cover, build infrastructures and create the enabling law and order environment [that the country needs],” he said.

Frankly, everyone I’ve ever met from Papua was very nice. I’m sure they’re very good people.

However, white people have manipulated the breeding in these countries by dumping free stuff on them. It’s not good for them and it’s not good for anyone.

Everyone is a part of the order of nature, and going into foreign countries and funding a population explosion cannot possibly lead to anything good. What this does is lead to massive exoduses from poor countries into white countries. I would say “wealthier countries,” but the basic fact is that only white countries will accept floods of poor foreigners into their countries.

We should have approached the third world with a Star Trek style prime directive, where people have to reach a certain level of technological development before being contacted.

I am very shocked that these people aren’t very good at counting

So this is the best woman they’ve got?

It’s pure evil to tell that bitch not to do that sex dance.

It leads to genocide.

Papua New Guinea better let them do this sex dance, or we’ll cut foreign aid.

The Guardian:

Miss Papua New Guinea has been stripped of her crown after sharing a video of herself twerking on TikTok, with critics saying the incident reveals a deep-seated culture of misogyny in the country.

Lucy Maino, 25, who has also served as co-captain of Papua New Guinea’s women’s football team, faced intense online harassment after she shared a video of herself twerking on the video-sharing app TikTok.

Though twerking videos are common on the application, Maino’s now-deleted video was singled out by critics who said it was not fitting for a “role model” to share a video of herself dancing in this way.

The video was downloaded from her private account and shared on social media platforms and YouTube, where thousands of people piled on to criticise Maino.

After the video and the backlash to it, Maino was “released” from her duties by the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant PNG (MPIP PNG) committee this week.

“Our core purpose is empowerment of women. We are a unique pageant style platform that promotes cultural heritage, traditional values and sharing through tourism about our country and people,” the committee said in a statement. “MPIP PNG promotes the virtues of confidence, self-worth, integrity, and community service with a parallel focus on education.”

Allan Bird, the governor of East Sepik and co-chair of the Coalition of Parliamentarians against Gender-Based Violence, denounced the online harassment of Maino, writing on social media: “What kind of society condemns the torture and killing of women yet get upset when a young woman does a dance video?”

A former Miss PNG, who did not wish to be named, said the incident showed deep-seated misogyny in the country.

“I am sure if a male public figure did a TikTok, we would all be laughing or even praising him,” she said.

The United Nations felt the need to talk about it.

The United Nations in Papua New Guinea expressed their dissatisfaction through a statement on Facebook: “We see the devastation of violence against women and children in this beautiful country. Some through bullying have lost their lives … It starts with telling women they should cover up. It starts with telling women, they shouldn’t dance like that.”

That’s a threat, obviously.

“Let women go buckwild or face the consequences.”

António Guterres doesn’t know which is more beautiful: this abo bitch shaking her ass around or that Picasso painting he loves.

I’m just waiting for the Pope to comment on this bitch’s ass.

Worst timeline.

This is the worst timeline.

A weightlifter at the Commonwealth Games has been accused of sexual assault after an alleged incident at a supermarket.

Papua New Guinea’s Toua Udia, 22, was arrested after the alleged assault last Monday at a Tesco near the Athletes’ Village in Glasgow.

Udia, who finished ninth in the 77kg division on Sunday, has been charged under the Sexual Offences Act.

He is due to go to trial on Friday after pleading not guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court.

The Commonwealth Games Federation said it was aware of the allegation.

Speaking at a daily Games briefing, chief executive Mike Hooper said: “Clearly there is a presumption of innocence which we all enjoy, and so really there is nothing more I can add to that.

“It certainly didn’t impact on his ability to compete because there was no condition placed upon him.

“The reality is it’s an allegation that has been made, it is being investigated by the police, it is their role to follow through, and we do not interfere in their process.”

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