Why Is Papua New Guinea Still Hunting Witches?
Why Is Papua New Guinea Still Hunting Witches?
- Most also go uninvestigated by police. This comes despite the introduction of the death penalty for witch-hunting in 2013, after Kepari Leniata, a 20-year-old woman accused of using witchcraft to kill a neighbor's boy, was burnt alive on a busy street corner as hundreds of people looked on. But late last ...
- Most also go uninvestigated by police. This comes despite the introduction of the death penalty for witch-hunting in 2013, after Kepari Leniata, a 20-year-old woman accused of using witchcraft to kill a neighbor's boy, was burnt alive on a busy street corner as hundreds of people looked on. But late last ...