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Wamena

Wamena schools resume activities despite many absent students, teachers
National 6 years ago

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Wamena schools resume activities despite many absent students, teachers

Schools in the formerly conflict-ridden Wamena of Jayawijaya regency, Papua, resumed activities on Monday after they were forced to close amid riots in the city two weeks ago.
Power back on in post-unrest Wamena: PLN
Business 6 years ago

Power back on in post-unrest Wamena: PLN

PLN Papua and West Papua general manager Ari Dartomo noted that 1,000 out of 21,800 customers remained unable to access electricity because their buildings, whether shop-lots or houses, had been heavily damaged by protestors.
Doctors continue to serve in Papua after colleague’s death in Wamena
National 6 years ago

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Doctors continue to serve in Papua after colleague’s death in Wamena

Doctors have been asked to wear their white coats and carry identity cards while traveling. More doctors will be sent to Papua.
After Wamena: Habibie’s death should inspire Papua solution
Opinion 6 years ago

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After Wamena: Habibie’s death should inspire Papua solution

Habibie was aware at the time that to retain East Timor would not only be unconstitutional, but would hurt Indonesia’s credibility in a time of economic crisis. Today, Indonesia needs statesmanship to resolve its Papua conundrum.
Vigil finds people know little about Wamena incident
National 6 years ago

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Vigil finds people know little about Wamena incident

The authorities failed to anticipate the Papua-related incident especially since the first incident in August in Surabaya, East Java, which was not handled properly and led to a series of incidents that claimed lives.
Schools, businesses shut in Wamena as thousands flee town
National 6 years ago

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Schools, businesses shut in Wamena as thousands flee town

Jayawijaya Regent Jhon Richard Banua said he had ordered the local education agency on Monday to gather all school principals and instruct them to resume school activities in the region. 
Insecure security ops
Editorial 6 years ago

Insecure security ops

The government has not been forthcoming about what it has done to protect the public and what its troops and the police have failed to anticipate.
Good neighbors: Papuans help non-natives flee violence in Wamena
National 6 years ago

Good neighbors: Papuans help non-natives flee violence in Wamena

“We have lived together and helped each other. So, it's prohibited to kill each other under any circumstances,” Nico said. He said he did what the culture of Yali Huwula dictated.
Govt claims armed group behind deadly Wamena riot, dismisses concerns of ethnic violence
National 6 years ago

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Govt claims armed group behind deadly Wamena riot, dismisses concerns of ethnic violence

“Wamena is like a dead city with almost no one brave enough to continue with their normal activities.”
Jokowi blames armed group for violence in Wamena
National 6 years ago

Jokowi blames armed group for violence in Wamena

Jokowi emphasized that security forces had been working hard to protect all citizens as he brushed aside concerns that the riots in Wamena stemmed from ethnic conflict.
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