Troops restore order after riots in Papua New Guinea
Troops patrolled the streets of Papua New Guinea's capital on Friday, under a state of emergency following riots that killed 16 across the country's two largest cities.
Source: rfi.fr
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Troops patrolled the streets of Papua New Guinea's capital on Friday, under a state of emergency following riots that killed 16 across the country's two largest cities.
The political fallout from the deadly riots in Papua New Guinea continues, including calls for a vote of no confidence against Prime Minister James Marape.
The national death toll from violent riots in Papua New Guinea has climbed to 22, with the remains of six people found in Port Moresby.
Amnesty International is calling on Papua New Guinea authorities to protect human rights in response to the riots.