SITUATION OUT OF CONTROL
The way I look at it, this Asian situation is complicated - the Chinese are to blame, our PNG police are to blame for
taking bribes, and the PNG Government and the locals share the responsibility of cleaning up the mess.
The locals must act if our Government does not take the immigration law seriously.
There is a string attached to this dilemma. It seems that locals have no one on their side, all the cops are with the
Asians because of money.
This makes the PNG Government powerless with no quick answer to give to the locals or the Asians.
This most often can elevate the “racial tension” in our land. If the Government is not handling this situation carefully,
it can turn nasty.
This problem will affect our generation, the Asians generation and our children’s generation, at home or abroad.
We have over 50 PNG students studying in China. I pray that our students can study in peace. The “pay back system” has
traumatised many regions and countries, if we are not careful, our own people will be affected.
I understand the frustrations our people are having. The choice of living in peace is in our own hands, whether we like it
or not.
The PNG Government not mandating the immigration law, work visas, and other regulations is a wake-up call for us to act
now. In order to minimise this tension, our Goverment must stand strong on our laws and advocate it.
Concerned citizen,
kunai-George
(as posted in post courier/above photo from the pc)
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