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Act fails to provide protection, says office | The National (opens the original)
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A STUDY by the Business Coalition for Women has revealed that the PNG Employment Act 1978 failed to provide adequate protection on workplace sexual harassment. Coalition advocacy officer Sheena Puayil said among the key findings on the prevalence and common forms of sexual harassment in workplaces, female employees preferred formal reporting pathways. “Women are more likely to report incidents to senior managers or human resources personnel rather than relying on informal discussions,” she said.
MPs need âmore timeâ to debate on referendum | The National (opens the original)
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OPPOSITION Leader James Nomane says more time should be given to Members of Parliament (MPs) to deliberate on the writ for the 2019 Bougainville referendum, the joint consultation report and the Melanesian framework. Nomane said this would ensure that MPs properly understood the issues before making a decision on the future of Bougainville. He suggested to Parliament that more awareness should be made among members before the sitting this week. âFor all members of Parliament, this will be the
Korea-PNG association visits Caritas Technical | The National (opens the original)
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THE Caritas Sisters of Jesus has been instrumental in contributing to the education of Papua New Guinea students, according to Korea-PNG Parliamentary Friendship Association executive member, Jung Min Ko. A delegation from the association paid Caritas Technical Secondary School a goodwill visit on Thursday. Jung Min Ko said the missionary sisters had contributed to the country’s future by educating and supporting students, particularly those from vulnerable backgrounds. “By providing education,
UPNG hosts science fair | The National (opens the original)
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THE University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) hosted a two-day science fair at the Waigani campus in Port Moresby to showcase research, innovations and solutions aimed at improving local communities. UPNG School of Natural and Physical Sciences (SNPS) executive dean Professor Simon Saulei said science and technology played a critical role in the policy directives of the government and continued investment in the space would ensure that policies, government decisions and development goals reflected i
Annmarie promoting culture through business | The National (opens the original)
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BOUGAINVILLEAN entrepreneur Annmarie Kira uses her apparel business to promote her culture. “Business can be a powerful tool for cultural preservation. By integrating culture into products that people use every day, we keep traditions visible and relevant.” Her mother is from Nagowisi, South Bougainville and dad is from Koromira, Central Bougainville. Annemarie Shalotte Kira, 26, is the younger sibling in a family of two. Her elder brother is self-employed. Their parents started the youth cent
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