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’10 classrooms full of children’ – US-Israeli war kills hundreds of Iranian, Lebanese kids

Asia Pacific Report -
March 10, 2026

The smallest coffins are always the heaviest. The US-Israeli killing of children must be stopped

165 massacred schoolgirls in Iran – and the silence that exposes the West’s moral selectivity

Devastating new ‘ecocide’ film to premiere at West Papua solidarity forum

Devastating new ‘ecocide’ film to premiere at West Papua solidarity forum weekend

Labour claims USP vice-chancellor ‘denied justice’ in clean up drive

Asia Pacific Report -
June 14, 2020

Tahiti’s pro-independence leader Oscar Temaru suspends justice hunger strike

Asia Pacific Report -
June 13, 2020

Police hunt four covid-suspect Papuan prisoners after escape from hospital

Asia Pacific Report -
June 12, 2020

Media rights groups protest against Timor’s draft defamation law

Asia Pacific Report -
June 11, 2020

‘#PapuanLivesMatter’: George Floyd’s death exposes double standards

Asia Pacific Report -
June 6, 2020

Toxic US politics, a brutal killing and the messengers become the...

Asia Pacific Report -
June 5, 2020

Police rule out legal action against NZ black solidarity protest organisers

Asia Pacific Report -
June 3, 2020

Black Lives Matter dilemma: How to protest in a covid pandemic

Asia Pacific Report -
June 3, 2020

Riot or resistance? How media frames unrest in Minneapolis will shape...

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June 1, 2020

Jakarta Six activists for Papua freedom convicted of treason set free

Asia Pacific Report -
May 30, 2020

Former PM O’Neill granted bail on corruption claims and will self-isolate

Asia Pacific Report -
May 24, 2020

Canberra appeals court ruling that PNG-born man is Australian

Asia Pacific Report -
May 20, 2020

Fiji High Court judge throws out ‘cruel’ fines for covid rule...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 15, 2020

PNG military hand over three suspects in police officer killing

Asia Pacific Report -
May 14, 2020

Fiji 33 years after the first fateful coup – a failed...

Asia Pacific Report -
May 14, 2020

TAPOL condemns cancellation of early release for Jakarta Five prisoners

Asia Pacific Report -
May 13, 2020

PNG courts reopen with ‘new normal’ of no-mask-no-entry policy

Asia Pacific Report -
May 12, 2020

PNG judge condemns ‘brutality’ of rogue acts by disciplinary forces

Asia Pacific Report -
May 7, 2020

Jailing of Jakarta Six fuels virus fears over Papuan political prisoners

Asia Pacific Report -
May 3, 2020

TAPOL denounces sentences handed to Jakarta Six, calls for their release

Asia Pacific Report -
April 28, 2020

Creeping authoritarianism in Pacific not the answer to virus pandemic

Asia Pacific Report -
April 4, 2020

NZ mosque massacre: Gunman pleads guilty to all charges

Asia Pacific Report -
March 26, 2020

Former Tongan PM guilty on false statement, perjury charges

Asia Pacific Report -
March 10, 2020

Murdered journalists a ‘hurdle’ for Jakarta in concealing Timor invasion

Asia Pacific Report -
March 6, 2020

Indonesian coronavirus patients hit by lack of privacy legal safeguards

Asia Pacific Report -
March 5, 2020

RSF concerned about ‘lack of evidence’ in US extradition case against...

Asia Pacific Report -
February 29, 2020

Philippine Solicitor-General seeks gag order against top TV channel

Asia Pacific Report -
February 18, 2020

Jesuit priests post bail in Philippines ‘Bikoy’ videos sedition case

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February 17, 2020

Philippines court orders arrest of Trillanes, 10 others on sedition charge

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February 14, 2020

Rights advocate says security chief’s ‘garbage’ slur will open Papua wounds

Asia Pacific Report -
February 13, 2020

France drags its heel over nuclear compensation claims from Tahiti

Asia Pacific Report -
February 11, 2020

Tuwhera expands the PJR ‘critical inquiry’ Pacific media archive

Asia Pacific Report -
February 9, 2020

Accused Papuans ‘flew Morning Star flag’, police chief tells Jakarta court

Asia Pacific Report -
February 5, 2020

PNG Media Council calls on state agencies to collaborate over virus

Asia Pacific Report -
February 4, 2020

Textbooks should highlight Marcos dictatorship atrocities, says Robredo

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January 21, 2020

‘Monsters Inc’ – Ampatuan massacre justice aftermath with more fear of...

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January 17, 2020

Ampatuan massacre justice aftermath with more fear of warlords, corruption

Asia Pacific Report -
January 16, 2020

Bryce Edwards’ Political Roundup: Should we care about prisoners voting?

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November 29, 2019

Praise for young Pacific journalists and threats to journalism in the...

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November 16, 2019

Vanuatu Daily Post’s Dan McGarry “gutted” by Vanuatu government’s action to...

Asia Pacific Report -
November 9, 2019
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