 | The killing of humans for body parts (cannibalism) What we see here is not a single case, I found several times reports in the print media, and now this from IOL: www.int.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=vn20070715085548177C476517 Well this is the new South Africa!!! Body parts being traded from children and people, news from the country with the highest crime rate in the world. WAKE UP, human flesh is still being eaten in South Africa by Cannibals. PLEASE COME ON HOLIDAYS, you might still end up in the pot in the 21st Century. http://www.southafricasucks.blogspot.com/ News from South Africa as reported by the TV media |
 | The Lost Cannibals of Cahokia Cahokia, the ancient city located just outside of St. Louis, is home of a dark secret! |
 | The Future Sound of London — Papua New Guinea http://tinyurl.com/2qkqfh |
 | World's Lost Tribes - Kombai www.demanddvd.co.uk *ORDER NOW ON DVD* Join extreme travellers Mark Anstice and Olly Steeds as they embark on a unique expedition into one of the most remote rainforests on earth. Their goal is to live with the remarkable Kombai tribe, a rumoured cannibal tribe whose way of life hasn't changed since the Stone Age. The Kombai tribe was discovered only 25 years ago, in the dense jungles of West Papua, New Guinea. The tribe's lifestyle - dubbed 'stone-age' - has remained unchanged for 15,000 years. There are thought to be about 4,000 Kombai people. They are spread across approximately 250 small clans, each of which speaks a different language. They are generally suspicious of outsiders, and few have shown interest in the missionaries who made contact with them. Anecdotal evidence suggests there has only been one convert to Christianity since 1982. |
 | Genocide in West Papua A church leader in the Indonesian province of West Papua claims "systematic genocide" of the indigenous population. SBS World News Australia, 14 March 2007. |
 | Nesian Island Girls ( part 1 ) Pasifika Females From The Oceania Islands Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia |
 | Youtube's Top Cannibalism Video Longpig 4 life! |
 | Pig Killing - Papua New Guinea (Music by John Hänni, Swiss) This is a clip of Pig Killing (Moka) in Papua New Guinea. It's a very significant cultural event, mostly accompanied by a very magnificant cultural dance called; Singsing or Moka. May not look good for other viewers but it is a very significant event for mostly the Highlands and some coastal areas. Music by John Hänni, Swiss boy, born and brought up in Kainantu, PNG. Please visit my site, http://www.pnghausman.com/ for more infor including chatroom, png weekly hits, job updates and more. |
 | West Papua documentary (Part 1) - never screened outside UK THE AUSTRALIAN AND INDONESIAN GOVERNMENTS DO NOT WANT YOU TO SEE THIS DOCUMENTARY This is part 1 of an excellent and rare TV documentary about West Papua. A year on from its original UK screening it still has not been broadcast in any other country. In 2006 reporter Evan Williams gained access, on a tourist visa, to West Papua - a country to which journalists and foreign observers are flatly refused entry by the Indonesian government. After three weeks dodging Indonesian officials and police to gather interviews and information, he filed this report for Channel 4's "Unreported World" series. Part 1 (9'28"): • We meet a group of tribal elders, some of whom have travelled for days, who congregate especially to tell the world media about widespread incidents of Indonesian killing and brutality in their native villages. • The pretext for Evan Williams' visit to West Papua is the Wamena Festival, at which the local governor's speech proclaims Indonesia as "the ultimate in diversity". But for the locals, overrun by Indonesian oppression and largely outnumbered by subsidised Indonesian immigrants, is it diversity or occupation? • Williams meets a man whose parents and friends were killed by the Indonesians and who has been fleeing the army, hiding out, for five years. He is led to a village in which the locals are mourning the deaths of relatives killed or missing since the March 2006 protests. Channel 4 Original broadcast - October 20 2006 |
 | Papua: Indonesia's silent war - 29 May 2008 Indonesia's eastern-most province of Papua is rich in natural resources, but its people remain the poorest in the country. For decades Papua was the scene of a low-level independence struggle, but years after the fighting ended, tens of thousands of Indonesian soldiers remain deployed in the province. Al Jazeera correspondent Step Vaessen reports from a region where many residents still live in a state of fear. |
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