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| Pro-project crowd last Sunday |
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| Pomio district administrator Pomaleu Langisan (centre) and armed police defuse what could have turned out to be a nasty situation in Pomio last Sunday |
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| Pomio about to be invaded by Greenpeace activists and accompanying journalists. They narrowly escaped being attacked by a welcome reception at the wharf |
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| Opposing groups on the warpath as a Greenpeace helicopter hovers over last Sunday |
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| Logging vessel which was defaced by Greenpeace in Pomio lastMonday |
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| Greenpeace activists about to land at the RH wharf in Pomio last Sunday, before being turned away by an angry crowd |
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| An armed policeman stops pro-project group from advancing any further |
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| A Greenpeace helicopter hovers over Pomio last Sunday |
Malum, these photos are utterly biased. Why can't you include stories of those that are against logging? And what is your view as a Papua New Guinean about the concerns on environmental destruction, land alienation and human rights abuse by foreign owned logging companies or businesses?
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