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Papua New Guinea Beauty queen stripped of her crown after twerking TikTok

Share The issue has become such a hot-button topic in the South Pacific nation that the UN even chimed in on the controversy. We see the devastation of violence against women and children in this beautiful country, the UN office in PNG said. Some through bullying have lost their lives … It starts with telling women they should cover up. It starts with telling women, they shouldn t dance like that. Miss Papua New Guinea, Lucy Maino, 25, (pictured) has been sensationally stripped of her crown after a video emerged of her twerking Ironically, Ms Maino had previously campaigned with the UN on the issue of cyber bullying.

Miss Papua New Guinea stripped of her crown for TikTok twerking video

The video was downloaded from her private account and shared on social media platforms and YouTube, where thousands of people piled on to criticise Maino. After the video and the backlash to it, Maino was “released” from her duties by the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant PNG (MPIP PNG) committee this week. “Our core purpose is empowerment of women. We are a unique pageant style platform that promotes cultural heritage, traditional values and sharing through tourism about our country and people,” the committee said in a statement. “MPIP PNG promotes the virtues of confidence, self-worth, integrity, and community service with a parallel focus on education.”

Wednesday briefing: Keep getting jab, Johnson urges

Wednesday briefing: Keep getting jab, Johnson urges Warren Murray Top story: Vaccinations must continue, say drug experts © Photograph: Dave Thompson/AFP/Getty Images Boris Johnson visits the AstraZeneca plant in Macclesfield. Hello, Warren Murray here to allay any fear of missing out on the news. Boris Johnson has sought to reassure people about the safety of the Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine as a trial in children is paused while regulators investigate reports of rare blood clots, mainly in younger women. Scientists stressed the side-effects were extremely rare and the benefits of protection against coronavirus were great. They said vaccination programmes must continue, with risk mitigation for women under 55. The jab has been given to more than 18 million UK adults among whom 30 rare blood clotting cases were reported, and seven deaths. The risk of catching Covid and dying by remaining unvaccinated is higher: in the UK, scientists have calculated one c

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