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30 September 2011

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Here is an article found in todays paper about violence agaist women; something the Aussie PM's 13 set out to do something about in PNG.

Madang is not far from Lae, where the game was played. On Monday, at 7pm, a girl was dragged out of a bus, which refused to drop her off at her home, and she was attacked and pack raped. Good, briliant way to go in helping our women. PNGeans do stupid things that spoil the name of our country.

If I were PM, they'd face a firing squard. In my opinion, rapists and such hooligans do not have a place in society. They are dogs who just want to get whatever they want. They are obstacles to development, it's time to deal with them.

Read this: Source - The National - Friday, September 30

A TEENAGE girl was attacked and raped at the Nakada junction area located about half an hour drive from Madang town.

The incident occurred around 7pm on Monday.

The victim (named) has been identified to be from Chimbu.
According to eye witnesses, the girl had boarded a PMV bus route 6B at a service station in town around 6.30pm.

The eyewitness, who sought assistance from the police to rescue the teenager said the bus driver refused to drop the teenager at her home.

She was later attacked by three men who punched her in the face before dragging her into the bushes and sexually assaulting her.

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