For the men of the Sepik River tribes in Papua New Guinea, the crocodile scarring ritual is a profound rite of passage—painful cuts across the skin create crocodile-like scales, symbolizing strength, resilience, and spiritual connection to their culture | Knowledge Hub

Upload 01: SEPIK RIVER PEOPLE'S VOICE "Vidoe footage of people living along Sepik river who raised their concerns regarding the development of the proposed Frieda Gold & Copper mine." I had travelled along the Sepik river, slept with different tribes, heard concerns raised by local villagers. Majority of our people along Sepik river don't have access to media and telecommunication coverage. Several villages that I visited, had requested me to do videos. They want their voice to be heard. They ke

The extraordinary Sepik River region in Papua New Guinea, known as the second Amazon, is under threat. Tensions are running high over logging and a mine proposal amidst claims of land grabs, police brutality, even killings. | ABC News

Where the mighty sepik river begins, Telefomin District! It is also call wara sepik. Bridge connecting urpamin and Atemkiakmin. Connectivity into Telefomin station. | Raymond Singamis