“It is our identity, our life, and the heartbeat of our culture. A life without the Sepik River as we know it would devastate our communities forever" - Emmanuel Peni, community campaigner
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Wow, a book about a man fleeing to Australia, by escaping from a prison set up by, managed and guarded by Australians in #PNG because Australia didn't want to process refugees in their country https://t.co/e3QKErkhaT
@SaveTheSepik We cannot look far for examples of envrionmental and livelihood destructions; OK Tedi mine comes to mind, resulted in death of Ok Ma and Fly river system. #YumiSaveTheSepik
@albertschram It's tragic but they aren't reporting about those accused of sorcery who are killed on the coast, who are mostly male. Culturally it's believed, in costal societies, that men are sorcerers, while inland, the prevalent belief is that women practice sorcery
'I wish to assure you. As long as I am the governor, I do not want to see anything which will damage the Sepik river'.
East Sepik Governor Hon. Allan Bird
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#savethesepik is making global news, the mine will destroy our river and our community #banfriedamine#PNG
Leaders of more than 40 clans object to planned mining project https://t.co/VyV1g0jCp1