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First OPM office opened in the Netherlands

The Free West Papua Campaigns (FWPC) said that an official Free Papua Organization (OPM) was opened in the Netherlands on Aug

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Fri, August 16, 2013 Published on Aug. 16, 2013 Published on 2013-08-16T16:50:50+07:00

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First OPM office opened in the Netherlands

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he Free West Papua Campaigns (FWPC) said that an official Free Papua Organization (OPM) was opened in the Netherlands on Aug. 15, exactly 51 years after west Papua was annexed by the Indonesian Republic from the Dutch colonies based on an agreement signed in New York.

'€œThe office in Netherland will be stationed in De Hague,'€ FWPC coordinator Oridek Ap said as quoted by Suarapapua.com.

Ap said that the OPM planned to give more information regarding the situations in Papua to the youth in the Netherlands.

'€œWith the establishment of the office, we can give full explanations to all interested stakeholders in the Netherlands on why we think that Papua needs to be fully independent,'€ Ap said.

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