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Papuan-administrations

Editorial 8 months ago

Gibran’s Papua test

The administration has changed seven times since Papua’s official integration into the Republic in 1969, but the old stories of poverty, marginalization and human rights abuses plaguing the natural resource-rich land have remained the same.

Politics 4 years ago

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Papua governor urges government to reconsider terrorist label for armed groups

Papua Governor Lukas Enembe has asked the central government and security forces to review their decision as it might lead to prejudice against Papuans living outside the province.

Opinion 6 years ago

Indonesia to evaluate special funds for Papua: Why $7.4bn since 2002 hasn't solved problem

The Indonesian government plans to evaluate the efficacy of special funds for Papua. These funds have been disbursed to the easternmost region for nearly two decades.

Business 7 years ago

Govt tells Papua, Mimika to set up BUMD for Freeport shares

The administrations of Papua province and Mimika regency have not agreed on the distribution of 10 percent shares in Freeport Indonesia.

Business 8 years ago

Papua to get Freeport’s shares

The central government signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Papua provincial administration and the Mimika regency administration on Friday, granting the local government a 10 percent stake in the coming divestment of gold and copper miner PT Freeport Indonesia (PTFI).

Editorial 8 years ago

EDITORIAL: Not so happy 'Otsus' Day

Papuans have a new commemoration: “Otsus Day,” or Papua Special Autonomy Day.

National 9 years ago

Local administrations in Papua to get Freeport shares

Coordinating Maritime Affairs Minister Luhut Pandjaitan has said local administrations in Papua will get shares from PT Freeport Indonesia when the company divests its 51 percent shares, as required by a new regulation.

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