Hon. T. Kaluan
Leads the Office and oversees all criminal prosecutions on behalf the State. Appointed under Section 177(3) of the Constitution.
Established under the Constitution of Papua New Guinea, the Office of the Public Prosecutor is an independent institution responsible for the conduct of all criminal prosecutions on behalf of the State.
To uphold the rule of law by prosecuting criminal cases with integrity, fairness, and independence — protecting the rights of victims, ensuring accountability, and strengthening public confidence in the justice system of Papua New Guinea.
A nation where every citizen has equal access to justice, where victims are supported, where the rule of law is unquestioned, and where the Office stands as a model of prosecutorial independence in the Pacific.
The Office of the Public Prosecutor is formally established under Section 177 of the Constitution, separating prosecutorial functions from the police and the judiciary.
Regional offices are established in Lae, Mount Hagen, and Kokopo to extend prosecutorial reach across the Momase, Highlands, and Islands regions.
A dedicated Victim Support Unit is established to assist witnesses and survivors through the prosecution process.
The Office transitions to a modern electronic case management system, improving efficiency, transparency, and inter-agency coordination.
The Office marks 40 years of service to Papua New Guinea, reaffirming its commitment to prosecutorial independence and the rule of law.
Leads the Office and oversees all criminal prosecutions on behalf the State. Appointed under Section 177(3) of the Constitution.
Responsible for case strategy, prosecutorial training, and the coordination of regional offices.
Leads the Victim Support Unit, ensuring survivors are treated with dignity throughout proceedings.
Oversees day-to-day prosecution operations, policy development, and inter-agency liaison.
Manages the Office's finances, procurement, and compliance with the Public Finance (Management) Act.
Leads recruitment, professional development, and welfare of Office staff nationwide.
Strategic leadership and constitutional mandate.
Conducts criminal prosecutions at all court levels.
Provides support to victims and witnesses.
Develops internal policy and legislative reform advice.
Finance, HR, ICT, and administration.
Provincial offices across four regions.
Continuing professional development for prosecutors.
Internal audit, ethics, and anti-corruption.