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Education and health services in Papua — West Papua
Education and health services in Papua — West Papua
October 1, 2020Indonesia at the UN General Assembly: Vanuatu Do not Intervene in Papua Affairs — West Papua
September 28, 2020UN General Assembly Papua Author Shintaloka Pradita Sicca | Editor Shintaloka Pradita Sicca GENEVA, KOMPAS.com – Indonesia’s representative diplomat, Silvany Austin Pasaribu, drew attention at the UN General Assembly when exercising his right of reply… 22 more words
Indonesia at the UN General Assembly: Vanuatu Do not Intervene in Papua Affairs — West Papua
West Papua Drama Queen — West Papua
September 19, 2020West Papua Drama Queen Veronica Koman, a Chinese Indonesian who used to work helping West Papuan to fight for independence may have thousands scenarios to twist every story about West Papua. 17 more words
West Papua Drama Queen — West Papua
Erratic Behaviour of Veronica Koman — West Papua
September 19, 2020Erratic behaviour of Veronica Koman In one side, when a person like Veronika Koman Liau (VKL) has mental disorder, we may need to accept that her behaviour will be inconsistent. 19 more words
Erratic Behaviour of Veronica Koman — West Papua
More armed West Papuan rebels declare allegiance to Indonesia — West Papua
July 31, 2020More and more armed West Papuan rebels have surrendered and declared their allegiance to the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia over the past few months of 2020. 863 more words
More armed West Papuan rebels declare allegiance to Indonesia — West Papua
West Papua separatist strategy: contrasting special autonomy and referendum — West Papua
July 31, 2020West Papua separatist strategy is a brief analysis of the latest discussion of West Papua issue. It highlights the rejection of special autonomy by some element of West Papua separatist. 490 more words
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Veronica Koman: Human Rights Fraud — Red Fire
June 1, 2020I don’t know who is Veronica Koman, but somehow I sense something fishy about her from news and social media. Luckily I found the following article from Red Fire
Please read the complete article in Red Fire Blog.
Veronica Koman: Human Rights Fraud 07-01-2020 – When leftists hear the term “human rights lawyer”, suspicions are, or should be, immediately raised. “Human rights”, so-called, has been twisted and distorted by the paid and unpaid scribes of Western imperialism into something which no longer corresponds to what these words originally meant in the English language. […]
The success of the United Nations in Papua — Free West Papua
April 18, 2020Bernard J. Firestone: The success of the United Nations in Papua was extraordinary because, under the provisions of the New York Agreement and the subsequent General Assembly resolution, UNTEA was the first case of the Organization’s direct administration of a territory. Another notable feature of that exercise was that its funding was provided by the […]
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Act of Free Choice is a success in postcolonial territorial disputes — Free West Papua
April 18, 2020Dr. Martin Ira Glassner (1998) stated in his book : “The UN’s record in postcolonial territorial disputes is not good, with West Irian the solitary success. Source: Glassner, M. I. (1998) The United Nations at Work. Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers, page 270.
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SBY Orders Safety Probe of Merpati Planes After Crash in West Papua
May 15, 2011Camelia Pasandaran, Arientha Primanita & Markus Junianto Sihaloho | May 13, 2011 Jakarta Globe
In the wake of a deadly aircraft wreck in Papua, the government on Thursday ordered an examination of Merpati Nusantara Airlines’s remaining turboprop planes.
“We have issued letters ordering an inspection and safety audit on the 12 MA-60 airplanes,” Transportation Minister Freddy Numberi said at a news conference at the Presidential Office.
The announcement came after a cabinet meeting where President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ordered the inspections after the fatal crash of an MA-60 into waters off Kaimana, West Papua, on Saturday, which is believed to have killed all 25 on board. Read the rest of this entry »
Australia allocates $602m for development in Indonesia
May 13, 2011Abdul Khalik, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Thu, 05/12/2011 10:04 AM | World
Australia has announced it will provide an estimated Rp 5.15 trillion (US$602.55 million) in development assistance to Indonesia this year, an increase of more than $100 million compared to last year.
Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Greg Moriarty said Australia’s aid program would focus on alleviating poverty through social protection programs, supporting governance reforms and improving the poor’s access to health, education, transportation, clean water and sanitation. Read the rest of this entry »
Oz funds health, education in Papua
May 6, 2011The Jakarta Post | Thu, 05/05/2011 8:00 AM | National
JAKARTA: Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Greg Moriarty witnessed a signing between Papua Governor Barnabas Suebu and West Papua Governor Abraham O. Atururi for a new Australian government-funded program to improve health, education and infrastructure in the two provinces. Read the rest of this entry »
US Congress: Special Autonomy vs Independence
October 30, 2010Hearings on the issue in Papua in the U.S. Congress which was held on September 22, 2010 was initiated by Eni FH Faleomavaega, chairman of the Subcommittee of the U.S. Congress. The hearing invited leaders of Papua as Octavianus Mote, Nicholas Messet, Henkie Rumbewas, Franzalbert Joku, some scholars such as Eben Kirksey, Pieter Drooglever and others and off course Benny Wenda was not considered as a Papuan leader due to the fact that he is only self-proclaimed leader.
They were invited to give such testimony and statements about the circumstances in Papua. These hearings grew into a new round of international discussions on the Papua issue because the U.S. Congress invited the leaders from both sides the pro-independence Papuan and the pro-special autonomy such as Nicholas Messet and Franzalbert Joku of the Independent Group Supporting the Special Autonomous Region of Papua Of Within The Republic Of Indonesia (IGSSARPRI). The U.S. Congress is doing much better approach than UK Parliament because they can get input of Papua from two sides, which will provide objective data supported by evidence that can be justified. Read the rest of this entry »
OPM Rebel Fighters Killed Innocent Papuan Man
October 23, 2010West Papua Independence keep killing people and destroying many facilities to show that they are exist.
How to deliver peace in troubled Papua province
March 7, 2010P.M. Erza Killian, Malang | Mon, 03/01/2010 1:11 PM | Opinion Jakarta Post
A series of threats and violence in the mining area of PT Freeport Indonesia is unlikely to cease despite the death of the Free Papua Movement (OPM) leader Kelly Kwalik, who was believed to be behind the terror in Papua. Read the rest of this entry »
Air Maleo to start cargo operations in West Papua, Indonesia
February 28, 2010By Leithen Francis FlightGlobal
24/02/10
Indonesian cargo start-up Air Maleo aims to start flying next month, using two Fokker F27 freighters.
Freeport has yet to help Papua: DPD
February 25, 2010Markus Makur, The Jakarta Post, Timika | Wed, 02/24/2010 10:10 AM | National
PT Freeport Indonesia has not helped develop human resources in Papua, particularly in the Amungme and Kamoro tribes, a member of the Regional Representatives’ Council (DPD) says. Read the rest of this entry »
Indonesian embassy in Papua New Guinea welcomes repatriates
October 5, 2009BBC Monitoring Asia Pacific
October 5, 2009
Excerpt from report by Papua New Guinea Post-Courier website on 5 October
[By Harlyne Joku]
The Indonesian embassy has opened its doors over the weekend [3-4 October] to West Papuans living in Port Moresby to reconfirm their intention to be repatriated to their homes in Indonesia’s Papua Province. Read the rest of this entry »
Police blame group for election attacks
April 25, 2009The Jakarta Post
April 25, 2009
by Dicky Christanto
Recent bomb attacks linked to the legislative elections in
troubled Papua province may have been orchestrated by a single
group, police said Friday.
They said a forensic laboratory report showed that explosive
materials used in both bombings were the same. Read the rest of this entry »