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    • Pro-Palestine protesters set off a blood-red flare outside the US Consulate in the peaceful March for Peace demonstration in Auckland
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A West Papuan mother, Kapusina Gwijangge, was shot by the Indonesian military in Nduga on 25 March 2019
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Minister for Pacific Peoples Barbara Edmonds
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The tougher new legislation has been introduced to target 'domestic terrorism"
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Tough new PNG police powers won’t work, says Transparency chief

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken (from left), PNG Prime Minister James Marape (standing) and Defence Minister Win Daki after signing the US-PNG defence cooperation pact in Port Moresby
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