“Pikipiki Hama kae vaevae manava”, a Tongan proverb describing the scenario of a troubled vaka at sea, calling for help and the immediate response of nearby vakas to its rescue. “Pikipiki” is translated as “adjoining”, the “hama” refers to the outrigger of the vaka and “vaevae” means to share, whilst “manava” translates as breath or life. Therefore in the scenario of the troubled vaka, the assisting vakas must tightly adjoin their “hama” and share the burden of the troubled vaka, thus saving its life. In this light, as a solution to the devastation in West Papua, we call upon Oceania to tightly connect our “hama” and help save West Papua!
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This was performed by Tongans in the University of the South Pacific to end the silent genocide in West Papua.
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1) Now we are free (from Gladiator) - Hans Zimmer
2) Hey Wantok - West Papua for MSG
3) The Noble Ve'ehala Nose Flute Fangufangu
Негізгі бет FREE WEST PAPUA | "Pikipiki Hama kae vaevae manava"
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