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June 21, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - June 21, 2010

A Vanuatu government MP says it's hoped that parliament's passing of a motion to raise issues around the status of Indonesian territories of New Guinea, at the United Nations, won't ups

June 19, 2010

Jakarta Post - June 19, 2010

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Around 2,000 Papuans went on a 20-kilometer march Friday to demand the Papua Legislative Council overturn the province's special autonomy status.

June 18, 2010

Jakarta Globe - June 18, 2010

Banjir Ambarita & AFP, Jayapura – An estimated 2,000 Papuans took to the streets of provincial capital Jayapura to demand independence from Indonesia, days after a local council cal

June 16, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - June 16, 2010

Two official Papuan representative bodies in Indonesia's Papua region have announced they're "handing back" Special Autonomy status to Jakarta.

Agence France Presse - June 16, 2010

Sali Pelu, Manokwari (Indonesia) – Three people were killed and hundreds of homes damaged Wednesday when a series of strong earthquakes hit eastern Indonesia, triggering a tsunami warni

June 15, 2010

Jakarta Globe - June 15, 2010

Banjir Ambarita, Jayapura – An officer of a police elite unit charged with hunting down members of the outlawed separatist group Free Papua Movement was shot and killed while on patrol

Radio New Zealand International - June 15, 2010

Human Rights Watch Indonesia says a humanitarian crisis is worsening in Puncak Jaya in West Papua's Highlands amid escalation of military and police activity across the remote region.

Deutsche Presse Agentur - June 15, 2010

Jakarta – Unidentified gunmen shot and killed a police officer in Indonesia's easternmost province of Papua, state media reported Tuesday.

Radio New Zealand International - June 15, 2010

A Greenpeace forest campaigner says immediate action is needed to stop the destruction of forests in Papua.

June 14, 2010

Radio New Zealand Internatinal - June 14, 2010

The chief editor of an independent newspaper in Indonesia's Papua region has denied a claim by Papua's police commander that journalists covering regional stories focus only on negative

June 7, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - June 7, 2010

Papua's Forestry Office says the forested areas in the Indonesian province are shrinking even further.

Jakarta Post - June 7, 2010

Jakarta – Due to a misunderstanding, a group of people in Nabire regency, Papua, vandalized Topo police headquarters on Monday. Papua Police spokesman Adj. Sr. Comr.

June 3, 2010

The Economist - June 3, 2010

Indonesia is a democracy. But many Papuans do not want to be part of it.

May 31, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - May 31, 2010

A Papuan church leader says creating another province out of the Indonesian half of New Guinea is not the answer to the ongoing conflict in Papua region.

May 30, 2010

Australia West Papua Association (Sydney) - May 30, 2010

The Hon Stephen Smith MP
Minister for Foreign Affairs
Parliament House
Canberra
ACT 2600

30 May 2010

Dear Mr Smith,

May 28, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - May 28, 2010

A project to create a large agricultural estate in Merauke in Indonesia's Papua province may still to go ahead despite the President announcing a two-year moratorium on new logging conc

Radio Australia - May 28, 2010

Baudoin Koenig, a French independent TV documentary maker due to be expelled from Indonesia has today been allowed to stay in the country.

Jakarta Globe - May 28, 2010

Nurfika Osman – Little good has come of the special autonomy status conferred on Papua in 2001 with most people there left behind by the nation's push for development, activists and com

May 27, 2010

Jakarta Post - May 27, 2010

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Papuan independence from the Republic of Indonesia remains a hot topic among Papuans, with many still struggling for a separate state, a discussion heard

Jakarta Post - May 27, 2010

Erwida Maulia and Nethy Darma Somba, Jakarta/Papua – When French journalist and lecturer Baudouin Koenig and his student Carole Lorthiois arrived in Indonesia a month ago, they thought

Jakarta Post - May 27, 2010

Jakarta – A member of the Regional House of Representatives (DPD) fully supports a plan for the creation of Central Papua as a new province separate from the existing Papua provinces.

May 26, 2010

Jakarta Post - May 26, 2010

Markus Makur, Paniai (Papua) – The move to involve women in community development has gained momentum in Painai regency, Papua, with a training program specifically targeting women.

Jakarta Post - May 26, 2010

Jakarta – A French journalist who was recently deported after filming a rally in Jayapura, Papua, is questioning his expulsion by Indonesian authorities'.

May 25, 2010

Jakarta Globe - May 25, 2010

Nivell Rayda – Local members of the media have condemned Tuesday's detention of two French journalists in Papua, saying the move undermined freedom of the press.

Jakarta Post - May 25, 2010

Markus Makur, Timika, Papua – Police in Mimika regency, Papua, on Monday detained four people following a conflict stemming from the death of a resident in an attack on Mimika Baru dist

Antara News - May 25, 2010

Two French television journalists were arrested by immigration officers in Jayapura, Papua on Tuesday.

May 24, 2010

Jakarta Globe - May 24, 2010

Timika – A violent tribal conflict in Timika, Papua, has prompted scores of women and children to flee their homes to the safety of a nearby military base, a witness said on Monday.

May 22, 2010

Jakarta Post - May 22, 2010

Markus Makur, Timika, Papua – A Papuan figure from native Amungme tribe, Silas Natkime, has secured support from influential Papua People's Assembly (MRP) to lead US-based gold mining f

Jakarta Post - May 22, 2010

Markus Makur, Timika – Puncak Jaya Regent Lukas Enembe says that intellectual activists might be behind a series of attacks by armed civilians in the regency and has urged the military

Jakarta Post - May 22, 2010

Jakarta – A group of unidentified gunmen attacked police and military troops who were evacuating two injured soldiers from a military post in Yambi area in the Papua highland regency of

May 21, 2010

Jakarta Globe - May 21, 2010

Radot Gurning & M Irham, Papua – Indonesia is often hailed as the country with the greatest freedom of speech in Asia.

May 20, 2010

Jakarta Globe - May 20, 2010

Nivell Rayda – Freeing political prisoners would not address the key problems in Papua, Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch said on Thursday.

May 19, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - May 19, 2010

The Indonesia military is reportedly waging a campaign of fear throughout the Puncak Jaya region of West Papua in Indonesia over a looming deadline.

Jakarta Post - May 19, 2010

Rana Akbari Fitriawan, Bandung – A hundred students staged a rally in front of the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) campus on Jl.

Jakarta Post - May 19, 2010

Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Thousands of protestors in Jayapura, Papua, demanded on Tuesday that the government implement a decree that would require that candidates in Papua's regional el

Kompas - May 19, 2010

Jakarta – The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) supports the idea of amnesties for political prisoners with a specific criterion from Papua.

May 18, 2010

Viva News - May 18, 2010

Elin Yunita Kristanti – None of the countries in the European Union supports the Papuan independence.

Australia West Papua Association (Sydney) Media release - May 18, 2010

A military operation is taking place in the Puncak Jaya region of West Papua.

Kompas - May 18, 2010

Attention and concern. Something ordinary people hope for from their leaders.

May 17, 2010

The Telegraph (UK) - May 17, 2010

Alastair Jamieson – Tribespeople in West Papua have pinned their hopes on David Cameron helping their campaign for independence from Indonesia.

May 16, 2010

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2010

Jakarta – A leader of the Free Papua movement, Nicolas Jouwe, has become an Indonesian citizen after living in exile in the Netherlands for 50 years.

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2010

Jayapura – Justice and Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar said Sunday he planned to release a number of Papuan political activists jailed for campaigning for separation from Indonesi

May 14, 2010

Jakarta Post - May 14, 2010

Jakarta – A 25-year-old man, Tenius Tabuni, died on Friday after being ambushed by a group of people in an extended communal conflict involving two ethnic groups in Kwamki Lama village,

May 12, 2010

Indonesia Human Rights Committee Press Release - May 12, 2010

The Indonesia Human Rights committee is urging Prime Minister Helen Clark to take a strong stand in support of the rights of the people of West Papua, at this year's Pacific Island Foru

May 6, 2010

Jakarta Globe - May 6, 2010

Markus Junianto Sihaloho – Residents of Raja Ampat district in West Papua have demanded that police investigate their claims of judicial corruption centering on a mining company continu

May 5, 2010

Radio New Zealand International - May 5, 2010

The Vanuatu Free West Papua Association and the leader of the opposition have asked the Foreign Minister, Joe Natuman, not to meet the Indonesian government.

Indonesia Human Rights Committee - May 5, 2010

Indonesia Human Rights Committee,
PO Box 68-419,
Auckland 1125

Hon Murray McCully,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Parliament Buildings,
Wellington.

May 4, 2010

Jakarta Post - May 4, 2010

Markus Makur, Timika – More than 500 elementary school teachers are needed in Mimika, Papua province, to prevent remote areas of the regency from lagging behind in education, Mimika Edu

Jakarta Globe - May 4, 2010

Camelia Pasandaran & Nivell Rayda – A day after 18 inmates escaped while guards and their chief ran amok at a Jayapura prison on Monday, Justice and Human Rights Minister Patrialis

April 30, 2010

Agence France Presse - April 30, 2010

Jayapura – A group of armed men lifted a siege of a gold mine in Indonesia after receiving a payoff of a kilogram (2.2 pounds) of gold and 11,000 dollars, police said Thursday.