A new public opinion survey in Papua New Guinea indicates widespread concern regarding sorcery accusation-related violence (SARV). The overwhelming majority of citizens are urging the government to increase its efforts to address this issue. The survey highlights a strong desire for greater intervention and preventative measures. Details of the survey are accessible through various subscription options on the Post Courier website. This indicates a significant public demand for change and a focus on protection from harmful practices. The results underscore the need for robust government strategies to combat SARV and ensure public safety. The Post Courier first reported on this developing story.