A dedicated couple in Oro Province, Papua New Guinea, has been traveling to remote communities to deliver awareness campaigns against gender-based violence (GBV). Despite escalating law and order challenges in the region, the pair continues their outreach efforts to educate local residents on violence prevention strategies and provide information on how to access available support services.
The initiative highlights grassroots responses to the prevalent issue of gender-based violence in remote parts of the country, where physical barriers such as the Kumusi River and security risks complicate community engagement. By directly crossing into isolated areas, the couple aims to bridge the gap between vulnerable populations and essential resources for victims of violence.
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