03 September 2021
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Gemma Losema, a Community Health Worker in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea | © Roderick Sowelu/UNFPA Papua New Guinea “I remember a gender-based violence…
Read story04 August 2021
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They make up about 60% of Papua New Guineans. That’s how many young people under the age of 25 make up the population in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Since its endorsement by…
Read story04 August 2021
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‘‘With or without UNFPA, we are now confident that we will be able to sustain the gains from the project through the skills and the right mindset” says Lyn…
Read story02 August 2021
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Sr. Michelle Kalabia, Family Support Center Caretaker (Left) explaining her concerns during Marielle Sander, the UNFPA Representative’s visit at Buka General Hospital in…
Read story29 July 2021
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Contraceptives prevent unintended pregnancies, reduce abortion rates, and death and disability related to complications during pregnancy and childbirth. Maternal deaths…
Read story19 July 2021
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HEVI bilong COVID-19 Pandemik i ken stap longpela taim na bringim bagarap long populesen. Em i pasim ol sampela pipel long kamapim pikinini, pasim sampela pipel long kisim…
Read story11 July 2021
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For some, it has led some to postponing childbearing. For others, disruptions in health care have led to unintended pregnancies. Although we have yet to get a full…
Read story11 June 2021
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Recently in Kokopo, a man beat his young girlfriend to death after she told him she was pregnant with his baby. A lot of young girls continue to die of Gender-Based Violence…
Read story02 June 2021
Press Release
Alotau: Through the financial support of Zonta International, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Papua New Guinea Country Office in coordination with Milne Bay Provincial…
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