As the final quarter of 2023 settles, it’s time to turn the page and raise the sails of anticipation for the year ahead. But before we embark on a new year, we should take a moment to reflect on our small wins and learnings that propelled us through a season of collaboration, advocacy, and unwavering momentum.
Our 2023 Q4 Newsletter Is Out Now! Read More »
The first quarter went by so fast and as you skim through the pages of this newsletter, you will see that our team at TIPNG were again, fully engaged in various activities across all sectors.
Our 2023 Q1 Newsletter Is Out Now! Read More »
This independent observation report by Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) is the culmination of collaboration with individuals, communities, and organisations to build elections integrity through partnership.
TIPNG Domestic Election Observation Report 2022 Read More »
Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) is hosting a two-day election seminar to present the findings of its observations during the 2022 National General Elections.
Join us online and hear the findings of our 2022 National General Election Observation and identify actions to strengthen the integrity of Papua New Guinea’s Election!
2022 ELECTION SEMINAR PROGRAM Read More »
In their preliminary findings drawn from their observation of the 2022 National General Elections (NGE), Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) has described the accumulated failures in the preparation, conduct, delivery and conclusion of the Elections as being a severely flawed process. The local civil society organization had 340 observers deployed during the polling period. TIPNG has released a Summary Paper outlining its initial assessment of the 2022 NGE drawing from these findings, TIPNG is calling for a genuine commitment from all stakeholders to undertake major reforms of our electoral process and systems to avoid similar problems in 2027.
TIPNG Calls for Immediate Actions to be Taken in Readiness for 2027 Elections Read More »
There must be a concerted effort by the respective government agencies such as Police, PNGDF and CIS officers under the operational command of the Police, Dept. of Finance, Dept. of Provincial and Local Government Affairs and others to work with the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission (PNGEC) as it seeks to deliver a safe and fair election, says Transparency International Papua New Guinea (TIPNG). TIPNG is making this call in-light of the growing reports of election-related violence taking place around our country, in particular some parts of the Highlands region.
Constitutional Agencies Need to Demonstrate Leadership in Light of Election Violence Read More »
Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) is calling on all sectors of society to remind elected officials and constitutional office holders to uphold the Constitutional requirement for a National General Elections.
Uphold the Constitution by confirming the 2022 Election Schedule Read More »
With a number of provinces now in the process of firming up their plans for implementation of the upcoming National General Elections across their respective districts and wards, Transparency International PNG (TIPNG) has called on all Provincial Elections Steering Committees (PESCs) to ensure in their planning that the constitutional rights of voters must not be sacrificed in the rush to deliver elections on time.
With only two months to go before the scheduled start of the 2022 National General Elections in Papua New Guinea, many provinces have only just begun the roll update exercise. Jiwaka Province in the Highlands Region is one such a province, with a 10-day roll update exercise for all 214 Wards starting on the 16th of February 2022, and running till the end of the month.
CIVIL SOCIETY SUPPORT REQUIRED IN PROVINCIAL ELECTION PLANS Read More »
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