A total of 19 sorcery accusation related violence (SARV) cases have appeared in court since January with support from PNG Tribal Foundation.
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128 UPNG Students Signed Up for Leadership Program Under Tribal Foundation
A total of 128 students from the University of Papua New Guinea signed up for a leadership training during the World Health Day 2026 Fair with PNG Tribal Foundation at Forum Square.
9 ENB Senisim PNG Program Graduates Selected for Palm Scheme
Nine youths from East New Britain will be travelling to Australia under the seasonal work program, graduated from the Senisim PNG program last week.
The Results We Want are Found in Accountability
I have often heard it said that the thing you want most is found in the work you are avoiding.
I believe this is exactly where Papua New Guinea finds itself in the fight against gender-based violence (GBV) and sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV).
Chimbu SARV, GBV Cases Committed to National Court
A total of 22 cases sorcery and domestic violence cases in Chimbu Province have been committed to the National Court.
Tribal Foundation Helps Displaced Families with Food Rations
A total of 29 displaced people, including 14 children, have received food rations from PNG Tribal Foundation while fighting for justice in Port Moresby.
Justice for SARV Victims Must Not be Undermined
The PNG Tribal Foundation works tirelessly to bring justice for victims of Sorcery Accusation Related Violence (SARV).
PNG Tribal Foundation Not Bringing Ben Carson to PNG
PNG Tribal Foundation has clarified that it is not responsible for bringing renowned American neurosurgeon Ben Carson to Papua New Guinea.
Tribal Foundation Runs Screening Program on Mushu Island
It was the first time an awareness program on sorcery accusations and domestic violence was brought to Mushu Island in the East Sepik province last week.