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Michael Kabuni

Michael Kabuni is a PhD candidate at the PSC and is a lecturer in political science at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Papua New Guinea.

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Blog PNG’s Digital Divide • By Michael Kabuni As Internet access expands in Papua New Guinea, it will bring new opportunities for political engagement and economic empowerment – but it also carries major risks. Read moreabout PNG’s Digital Divide
Blog Should Australia’s new Pacific Engagement Visa prioritise climate refugees? • By Michael Kabuni The recently announced Pacific Engagement Visa offers a framework to help support Pacific Island countries struggling with internal climate-related displacement. Read moreabout Should Australia’s new Pacific Engagement Visa prioritise climate refugees?
Blog Why PNG’s 2022 election is facing controversy Papua New Guinea’s 2022 election has only just started, but its integrity is already under attack. Read moreabout Why PNG’s 2022 election is facing controversy
Blog Women’s inclusion in the Bougainville negotiations • By Michael Kabuni Women’s voices are needed in post-referendum Bougainville negotiations to ensure lasting peace. Read moreabout Women’s inclusion in the Bougainville negotiations
Blog PNG security ahead of the 2022 election • By Michael Kabuni As Papua New Guinea approaches an election year, the country’s policymakers must confront a range of critical security issues, from climate change to organised crime. Read moreabout PNG security ahead of the 2022 election

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