Acclaimed photographer Stephen Dupont claims the Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea to be his “true and fearsome friend”.
/>For more than a decade he’s been taking portraits in the country’s hinterland where tribal traditions thrive and outsiders have barely encroached.
But his work has also focused on the crime and poverty that has gripped urban areas where gangs of so-called Raskols have made PNG’s cities some of the world’s most dangerous.
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