Film screening & disucssion: Pesta Babi (Pig Feast)

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Artwork and image for event "film screening and disucssion: Pesta Babi (Pig Feast)" 3:30pm-7pm 17/08/2026 James Cook University (Building 40, Room 109), 1 James Cook Drive  Bebegu Yumba Campus  Douglas, QLD, 4814

When

to

Where

James Cook University (Building 40, Room 109)
1 James Cook Drive
Bebegu Yumba Campus
Douglas QLD 4814
Australia

Why

Does freedom really exist when a nation's wealth only feeds the elite?

As Indonesia marks 81 years of independence on 17 August, join us for a screening of Pesta Babi (Pig Feast), a documentary that invites us to reflect on the meaning of independence, Indigenous rights, and environmental justice in West Papua.

Seats are limited! Register online.

  • Monday, 17 August 2026
  • 3.30–7.00 pm
  • Building 40-109, James Cook University, Townsville

The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with:

  • Rossy You (Youth Representative from West Papua)
  • Ilham Majid (UNMUS & Sophia Nusantara)
  • Cypri Palu Dale (Watchdoc & Co-director of Pesta Babi)

Seats are limited! Register online.

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Contact

For the Voiceless
[email protected]

Resources

Poster.

Artwork and image for event "film screening and disucssion: Pesta Babi (Pig Feast)" 3:30pm-7pm 17/08/2026 James Cook University (Building 40, Room 109), 1 James Cook Drive  Bebegu Yumba Campus  Douglas, QLD, 4814

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