by Shayanne Waide | Jun 27, 2025 | Blog, world heritage
N’gusunga is an expression of the wealth and well-being of the community pertaining to the lakes, the river, tributaries, swamps, marshes, the forests, the spirits of the water called “Wonjumouks”1 and the spirits who dwell on land and in trees called “Wunjumbus”2 and all life and non-life forms.
by Shayanne Waide | Jun 27, 2025 | Blog, world heritage
The traditional indigenous way of life gave meaning, purpose and understanding which guided our ancestors for over 50,000 years of survival on this land
by savethesepik | Sep 29, 2020 | frieda river mine, recent news, world heritage
RAINFOREST FOUNDATION NORWAY | UN special rapporteurs and indigenous leaders join forces in an unprecedented move against what would be one of the world’s largest mines.
by savethesepik | Sep 28, 2020 | frieda river mine, recent news, world heritage
EMTV | Project Sepik, a community based organization conducting awareness on the proposed Frieda mine in East and West Sepik, says the National Government is yet to respond to 10 UN Special rapporteurs of concerns on the mine.
by savethesepik | Sep 28, 2020 | media releases, world heritage
PROJECT SEPIK & CELCOR MEDIA RELEASE | Ten UN Special Rapporteurs, along with the UN Working Group on Human Rights and Transnational Corporations, have written to the PNG Government to raise their concerns about the proposed Frieda River mine and the risk of failure of its proposed tailings dam.
by savethesepik | Mar 29, 2020 | frieda river mine, life on the sepik, report, world heritage
Jubilee Australia and Project Sepik released ‘The River is Not Ours’ report in June 2019 about PanAust’s proposed Frieda River Mine project in Papua New Guinea’s Sepik region. The report is an investigation of the project’s environmental and social impacts and the views of local communities regarding the mine.
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