Stronger evidence to support Papua New Guinea correctional reform
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- Thirty-five correctional services officers from across Papua New Guinea are receiving training to strengthen correctional reform.
- Australia is supporting the initiative, which focuses on using stronger evidence in reform efforts.
Thirty-five correctional services officers from across Papua New Guinea are learning how to use stronger evidence to support correctional reform.
Australia is supporting the training initiative, which brings together officers from around the country. The source provides no further details about the program or its timeline.
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