A scathing Human Rights Watch report documenting routine, severe police brutality in Papua New Guinea prompted the country's police minister, Bire Kimisopa, to publicly acknowledge Human Rights Watch's findings.
Papua New Guinea: Police Respond to HRW Brutality Charge
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