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As armed conflicts rage around the world, threats to cultural heritage become a concern
Art & Culture 6 years ago

As armed conflicts rage around the world, threats to cultural heritage become a concern

A UNESCO official said cultural heritage in Mali, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan and Nigeria had been targeted.
Protecting civilians and peacekeepers
Opinion 6 years ago

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Protecting civilians and peacekeepers

In recent years, attacks against peacekeepers are not uncommon. Security incidents from assault, kidnapping, to killing of peacekeepers have been condemned by the international community.
Today's Minkes: Racism at heart of Jakarta-Papua conflict
Opinion 6 years ago

Today's Minkes: Racism at heart of Jakarta-Papua conflict

Paraphrasing Noam Chomsky in his book Manufacturing Consent, in the eyes of the elites in Jakarta, Papuans are “unworthy victims”: unworthy of our outrage, unworthy of our attention, unworthy of a peaceful solution.
Insight: Acknowledge child soldiers to save Papua’s children
Opinion 6 years ago

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Insight: Acknowledge child soldiers to save Papua’s children

Studies and reports on the growing number of child soldiers in Asia, including in Indonesia’s Papua, are still lacking. However, some international media spotted the growing use of under 18-year-olds in Papua recently.
When special autonomy funds for Papua end
Opinion 6 years ago

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When special autonomy funds for Papua end

A comprehensive evaluation would reveal why Otsus failed to end the conflict and provide insight for improving on future strategies. 
No end in sight for Papua armed conflict
Opinion 6 years ago

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No end in sight for Papua armed conflict

It seemed hopeful to have such authorities constantly seeking to update and collect data on the conditions of the displaced people and to keep seeking a solution to end the ongoing armed conflict between the pro-independence fighters and state security institutions. #opinion
Improve civilian protection in conflicts
Opinion 6 years ago

Improve civilian protection in conflicts

From Indonesia’s standpoint, the protection of civilians in armed conflict has always been an issue of utmost importance.
Nduga evacuees wait for more help after months of armed conflict
National 6 years ago

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Nduga evacuees wait for more help after months of armed conflict

The future looks uncertain for residents of numerous villages that have had to abandon their homes in Nduga regency of Papua because of an armed conflict.
Police to tone down security crackdown in Papua for holiday season 
National 7 years ago

Police to tone down security crackdown in Papua for holiday season 

Police will continue covert operations to hunt down an armed rebel group.
Refugees: Doing it for themselves!
Opinion 7 years ago

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Refugees: Doing it for themselves!

Currently, there are a recorded 68 million refugees, asylum seekers and internally displaced people in the world. 
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