apua New Guinea is a dangerous country.pptx

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1. Papua New Guinea is a dangerous country

2. Papúa New Guinea Papua New Guinea is a country that occupies the eastern half of the island of New Guinea (The other half of the island belongs to Indonesia) and has ownership over several islands in the Solomon Islands archipelago. The country has a rich variety of natural resources and biodiversity that could make it a destination for ecological tourism, but it also faces significant challenges in terms of security.

3. Papua New Guinea is considered one of the most dangerous regions in the world due to the high rate of violence and crime. Three factors that contribute to its dangerousness are: Violence and tribal conflicts: The country has a long history of tribal wars and communal clashes that have become more lethal with the advent of modern firearms. Tensions over natural resources and the distribution of wealth also generate conflicts. Papua New Guinea is a dangerous country

4. Papua New Guinea is one of the most dangerous countries for women. It is estimated that 70% of women have been victims of rape. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has cared for almost 20,000 survivors of sexual and family violence in Papua New Guinea since 2007, of whom 94% were women. Almost all had to be treated for physical injuries caused by their partners, other family members or by sexual offenders. Some attacked with weapons, from sticks to knives. Sexual violence: And why doesn't it stop? Because the abuses have become normalized and the security control body in the country has always been insufficient.

5. Political instability: The country has been affected by political instability and internal conflict in recent decades that has had a negative impact on the entire society, including the quality of life of its inhabitants and the economic development of the country. The solution to this problem requires strong political will and the implementation of effective measures to prevent, detect and prosecute acts of corruption. After talking about the reality of the country, it only remains to point out that humans are the cause of places being horrible, since the country has great economic and tourist potential. However, inequality, violence and corruption prevent its development, leaving it only a dream that one day things can improve.