Protests over racial abuse against Papuan students spread across several cities in Indonesia’s easternmost provinces of Papua and West Papua on Monday, with the largest mobs reportedly seen in Jayapura. More than 10,000 people in the city took to the streets to protest the incident as they participated in a march to the Papua governor’s office and the West Papua Regional Legislative Council (DPRD) building. The protesters were seen marching along Jl. Irian and Jl. Sam Ratulangi in the city, with some of them making a speech on the streets. “We will not accept our children being called ‘monkeys’,” Henny Mambrasar, a 56-year-old mother, told a crowd of protesters, “We refuse to be cursed at like we are some kind of animals.” "If you cannot come up with any solution to this, let us determine our own fate," said one of the...