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March 21, 2003

West Papua ›› Mining & Energy
Jakarta Post - March 21, 2003

Jakarta – The Indonesian Military (TNI) would not ask US gold and copper mining giant PT Freeport Indonesia to provide financial…

March 19, 2003

Asia Times - March 19, 2003

Alan Boyd, Sydney – A diplomatic offensive by Indonesia appears to have succeeded in bumping West Papua off the global human-rights agenda, and…

Joint Statement - March 19, 2003

The acknowledgement by Freeport McMoran (partly owned by Rio Tinto, the world's largest mining transnational) that it pays money to the armed…

March 18, 2003

Associated Press - March 18, 2003

Jakarta – Describing their clients as national heroes, attorneys for seven Indonesian soldiers on trial for the killing of a leading politician in…

March 17, 2003

West Papua ›› Mining & Energy
Papua Post - March 17, 2003

Jayapura – Trikora military commander Major-General Mahidin Simbolon had strongly denied rumours (the word he used was 'rumor') that the armed…

March 15, 2003

West Papua ›› Mining & Energy
Jakarta Post - March 15, 2003

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Endriartono Soetarto said on Friday some 600 troops stationed at the…

Sydney Morning Herald - March 15, 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The head of Indonesia's military, General Endriartono Sutarto, said he "didn't know" that an American mining company last…

March 14, 2003

West Papua ›› Mining & Energy
Jakarta Post - March 14, 2003

Jakarta – The US Freeport company paid the Indonesian military (TNI) about US$5.6 million last year to protect employees of its giant…

March 13, 2003

Jakarta Post - March 13, 2003

Jayapura – A crowd of some 100 students demonstrated on Monday before the provincial legislature against Jakarta's move to split Papua…

Far Eastern Economic Review - March 13, 2003

John McBeth, Jakarta – The troubled task of clearing the way to resume limited military cooperation between the United States and Indonesia now…

West Papua ›› Analysis & Opinion
An Phoblacht/Republican News (Ireland) - March 13, 2003

Sem Karoba is a student leader and representative of the West Papua Presidium Council (West Papua's alternative to the Indonesian government) who…

March 11, 2003

Sydney Morning Herald - March 11 2003

John Martinkus – Forty kilometres from the Papuan capital of Jayapura, its border with PNG has become a no-go area for Indonesian police and human…

Sydney Morning Herald - March 11, 2003

Craig Skehan – Despite its natural splendours, cultural diversity and tragic history of decolonisation gone awry, Papua has not loomed large in…

March 5, 2003

Reuters - March 5, 2003

Surabaya – Indonesian prosecutors demanded on Wednesday a two- and-a-half-year jail term for the highest-ranking special forces soldier on trial…

February 27, 2003

West Papua ›› Analysis & Opinion
Melbourne Age - February 27, 2003

Martin Flanagan – Human rights advocate John Rumbiak fled Papua a year ago. Local police had warned him that his investigation into the…

Melbourne Age - February 27, 2003

John Martinkus, Jayapura – The border between the Indonesian province of Papua and Papua New Guinea has become a no-go area for Indonesian police…

February 26, 2003

Jakarta Post - February 26, 2003

Jakarta – A leading US newspaper, The Washington Post, on Tuesday said it had found "no substantiation" to one of its reports…

Green Left Weekly - February 26, 2003

Iggy Kim, Sydney – The Indonesian government's decision to divide West Papua into three provinces is a further attack by Jakarta on the Papuan…

February 25, 2003

Agence France Presse - February 25, 2003

Jakarta – The Indonesian military has withdrawn from Papua province a special forces unit, some of whose members are on trial for the murder of a…

February 24, 2003

West Papua ›› Press Freedom & Censorship
Agence France Presse - February 24, 2003

Jakarta – Lawyers for the Indonesian armed forces said Monday they have agreed to settle their dispute with the Washington Post over a report that…

Jakarta Post - February 24, 2003

Kanis Dursin, Jayapura – The decision to split up Papua into three provinces has eroded what little trust the Papuans had developed toward the…

February 20, 2003

Jakarta Post - February 20, 2003

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – Trying to ease the mounting controversy over its decision to split Papua into three provinces, the government is…

Elsham News for Cendrawasih Post - February 20, 2003

Port Vila – On Tuesday, 18 February, approximately 1300 non-Papuans traveled in convoy from Abepura to Jayapura in support of the recent…

West Papua ›› Press Freedom & Censorship
Radio Australia - February 20, 2003

Linda Mottram: A West Papuan human rights campaigner says that ongoing unrest in the Indonesian province is being caused by the violently radical…

February 19, 2003

Wall Street Journal - February 19, 2003

Timothy Mapes, Jakarta – Just as Indonesia is beginning to bring its most serious armed rebellion under control, separatist tension is flaring…

South China Morning Post - February 19, 2003

John Martinkus, Jakarta – On December 28 last year a car carrying the wife and daughter of a prominent Papuan human rights activist was ambushed…

February 18, 2003

Jakarta Post - February 18, 2003

Denpasar – Dozens of students and youths from Papua held a street rally in front of Bali's provincial legislative compound on Monday…

February 17, 2003

Time Magazine - February 17, 2003

Simon Elegant – Patricia Spier was heading home from a mountaintop picnic in Indonesia's eastern province of Papua when the ambush began. Out of…

February 14, 2003

West Papua ›› Analysis & Opinion
The Australian - February 14, 2003

Jim Buckell – Pressure from the Indonesian Government has forced RMIT University to withdraw official support for a conference on West Papuan…

February 12, 2003

Radio New Zealand - February 12, 2003

The Free Papua Movement's representative in Vanuatu, Andy Ayamiseba, says the Indonesian plan to split Papua province into three is…

February 11, 2003

Jakarta Post - February 11, 2003

Nethy Dharma Somba and Kanis Dursin, Jayapura – The Papua Legislative Council (Papua DPRD) rejected on Monday the government decision to split up…

February 10, 2003

Jakarta Post - February 10, 2003

Jakarta – About one thousand students from various universities in the Papua capital of Jayapura held a rally Monday to protest the…

February 8, 2003

Straits Times - February 8, 2003

Jakarta – Indonesia has decided to go ahead with its decision to divide the easternmost Papua province into three smaller provinces in the face of…

February 6, 2003

Associated Press - February 6, 2003

Jakarta – In the first public admission that the military was behind the killing of Papuan independence leader Theys Eluay, an Indonesian army…

Radio Australia - February 6, 2003

The Indonesian military has indicated for the first time that it was involved in the murder of Papuan pro-independence leader, Theys Eluay 14…

February 4, 2003

Associated Press - February 4, 2003

Jakarta – The Indonesian army announced Tuesday that it will replace its commander in Papua province amid allegations his troops killed two US…

February 3, 2003

Australian Financial Review - February 3, 2003

Sri Jegarajah, Jakarta – The United States embassy in Jakarta has denied a New York Times report alleging Indonesian soldiers killed two US…

January 31, 2003

Straits Times - January 31, 2003

Washington – Indonesian soldiers were the ones who carried out a deadly ambush that killed two American teachers returning from a picnic last…

Jakarta Post - January 31, 2003

Jakarta – Papua New Guinea (PNG) has reportedly expelled members of the separatist Free Papua Movement (OPM) from its territory after…

January 29, 2003

New York Times - January 29, 2003

Raymond Bonner – Bush administration officials have determined that Indonesian soldiers carried out a deadly ambush that killed two American…

Jakarta Post - January 29, 2003

Jakarta – The government threatened on Wednesday to end diplomatic ties with the Republic of Vanuatu if the country continued to…

January 28, 2003

Jakarta Post - January 28, 2003

Ainur R. Sophiaan, Surabaya – Five witnesses testified in court here on Monday that they had never seen any of seven soldiers charged with…

January 25, 2003

Jakarta Post - January 25, 2003

Ainur Sophiaan, Surabaya – The panel of judges trying seven of the Army Special Forces (Kopassus) personnel charged with killing Papuan…

January 24, 2003

World Socialist Web Site - January 24, 2003

John Roberts – After inconclusive Indonesian investigations into an ambush near the Freeport mine in West Papua last year, a team of US FBI…

January 23, 2003

West Papua ›› OPM & Armed Resistance
PNG Post Courier - January 23, 2003

Policemen and soldiers deployed on border duties have yet to receive their operational orders from superiors. With only seven days to go before…

January 22, 2003

Kabar-Irian News - January 22, 2003

Anna Peltola, Malmo, Sweden – A Christian rebel group in Indonesia accused Jakarta on Wednesday of helping Islamic militants set up bases in the…

Radio Australia - January 22, 2003

In Indonesia's Papua Province, human rights groups have warned the presence of American investigators will do little to bring the perpetrators of…

January 17, 2003

West Papua ›› Refugees & Asylum Seekers
Radio Australia - January 17, 2003

The main border crossings between the Indonesian province of Papua and PNG have been shut down because of an Indonesian military operation against…

Sydney Morning Herald - January 17, 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The Indonesian military has pledged full co-operation with a new FBI investigation into the fatal shootings of two…

January 14, 2003

Australian Financial Review - January 14, 2003

Tim Dodd, Jakarta – Two senior Indonesian police officers who uncovered evidence of army involvement in the killing of three teachers near the…