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View all search resultsPapua-unrest
Society 3 years ago
PREMIUM
One TNI soldier killed, three wounded in Papuan rebel attack
One Indonesian Military (TNI) soldier was killed and three others, including the regental military commander, were wounded in a rebel attack on Wednesday in Yahukimo regency, Papua Highlands province, the TNI has reported.
Politics 4 years ago
Indonesian police arrest Papuan separatist leader for suspected treason
Indonesian authorities have arrested Papuan separatist leader Victor Yeimo over accusations that he orchestrated some of the most serious civil unrest in decades that broke out in 2019, the National Police said on Monday.
National 5 years ago
Churches union condemns shooting that killed pastor in Papua, urges Jokowi to take action
The Indonesian Communion of Churches (PGI) has urged President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo to order a thorough investigation into the recent fatal shooting of Papuan pastor Yeremia Zanambani in Hitadipa district of Intan Jaya regency, Papua, allegedly committed by personnel of the Indonesian Military (TNI).
Opinion 6 years ago
Insight: Creating new Papuan provinces without political participation will only add to conflict
A government of this day and age should not be imposing a patronizing political culture under which Papuans are not considered citizens who are aware of the political system, who are able to participate in politics.
Opinion 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Papua turmoil and its people's discontent
The violent unrest and demonstrations that occurred this month in several cities in Papua that have killed dozens and injured hundreds has brought to our attention the Papuans’ feelings of anger and frustration as well as the question of how economic growth in our easternmost province has benefitted Papuans.
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Thousands flee, refuse to return as trauma persist over deadly unrest in Wamena
About 1,726 residents were still staying at evacuation sites as of Sunday, while another 15,544 had left Wamena for other cities across the country following unrest that caused up to Rp 479.5 billion (US$33.8 million) in material losses.
