Femili PNG is pleased to support a second phase of research into Family Protection Orders in PNG conducted by the Department of Pacific Affairs (DPA) at the Australian National University and supported by the Australian Government … Read more
Last month, the powerful documentary Power Meri had its very first community screening in New Zealand. The screening, organised by Nick Borthwick and the Brekkie Kōrero Group, took place in Wellington. The screening was organised … Read more
On 8 August, Lindy Kanan, Senior Research Officer at the ANU Department of Pacific Affairs, and Mr Pious Tapil, Senior Provincial Magistrate Morobe Province, presented the results of a pilot study in Family Protection orders … Read more
It was an honour to have Senator the Honourable Anne Ruston visit the Femili PNG main office in Lae and meet the hard working staff on Saturday 2nd February 2019. Senator the Hon. Anne Ruston … Read more
‘Man gets 27 years for incest’ was the headline in the Post Courier after a 47-year-old man was sentenced to 27 years imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to 2 counts of incest.
In May 2018 Femili PNG joined the Pacific Women’s Network Against Violence Against Women.
By Jonica Jay On 29th March 2018, the Goroka National Court sentenced a 35 year-old man to 23 years imprisonment with hard labor for Kidnapping and Sexual Abuse of a minor (7 years for Kidnapping … Read more
The Morobe Family and Sexual Violence Action Committee (FSVAC) appointed its new Committee members during its stakeholders meeting on 30th August 2017 in Lae.
Femili PNG has conducted its first client satisfaction survey. The survey, conducted in 2016-17 of 39 randomly-selected clients, found that most clients receive three or four services from Femili PNG.
‘’Please Protect Me – I am the future of PNG’’ was the theme for this year’s Pikinini Protection Day that was celebrated by more than 500 children and their parents at St Mary’s Hall in Lae on 2 September 2017.
