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Kamis, 06 Juni 2013

Nduga conflict, Fear Papuans Activity

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Nduga HoldNews,-- Residents in the District Nduga society, Papua Province, afraid to move out of the house after a long conflict between the two ethnic groups in the area not finished since March 23, 2013.

"Currently, there are no residents gardening. No children to school or civil servants who work in Kenyam, Capital District Nduga because all fear the move since the tribal war," said one resident Nduga, Bernard Kogoya in Jayapura, Papua , Thursday (06/06/2013).


He confessed, he along with several co-workers and family has been in the town of Wamena, Jayawijaya since last month and are still afraid to return to work in Nduga.


"I had a month in Wamena. Serving No aircraft regularly to Kenyam, except charter. I, brothers and co-workers are still afraid to go back there because there is no guarantee of security," said the man who worked as a civil servant Kesbangpol Nduga District.


Since reportedly killing one of the officials Nduga in Wamena district, he added, the tense atmosphere in the immediate vicinity Kenyam and improved. "All the residents on guard, suspicious of each other mutually. They are afraid to attack each other because there are no government official was killed", explained Bernard.


Sekrertaris General Nduga Students Association of Indonesia (IPMNI) Ronal Lokbere also confirmed it. "My parents and my brothers had to flee to Nduga surrounding areas such as Wamena, Jayawijaya, some even go straight to Sentani, Jayapura regency," he said.


Ronald address this issue long handled and addressed by all parties involved, it is not impossible nets wheels of government in the District Nduga certainly would grind to a halt.


"Well, if the government is slow to respond, then the expansion is expected to lead to the prosperity of the people Nduga certainly did not succeed because of the ongoing conflict of interest," he said.He hoped that the Papua Police and the military immediately right down and help mediate the conflict that is going on in Nduga that has spread to the surrounding area.


"If the government does not succeed menyelesaikanya Nduga. Papua Provincial Government and the Central Government should take immediate action. Do not let people become victims. Said Papuans want to take it forward from behind why there is no immediate problem in sikapi," he said, sounding annoyed.


Nduga conflict triggered the problem started because the determination of the amount of the district coordination meetings, constituency (electoral district), the final voters list (DPT), and the number of seats on the board for the 2014 General Election on March 23, 2013 and in one of the leading hotels in the city of Wamena, Jayawijaya.


When the meeting that was held by the local Election Commission, there is no common ground between the parties Nduga Parliament (Legislature) and Regent Nduga (Executive) about changes to election 2014. Ends, talks tough and physical violence ensued. As a result, the District Head of Administration Nduga Gwijangge killed Justin hit a sharp object.


Since then, there has been a war began to be reported in the tribal village Yilekma with 1 person dead, dozens of homes burned, hundreds of people were injured. This problem has also been trying sought to be resolved by the parties are competent but not finished.


So the tail, the problems spread to other areas, because on May 29, 2013 a member of the local parliament Nduga reported killed allegedly because of the problem.


"All we know, now there are 7 people have died because of a conflict of interest. Dozens of homes burned, hundreds of people were injured due to tribal wars. Nduga and government activity in gridlocked alias is not running," added Ronald.

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Selasa, 04 Juni 2013

Problem Papua, PDI-P politician Impersonating Government Advises How Israel

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ISRAEL create an ad that contains propaganda to justify the occupation of Palestinian action. The same can be done for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs opinion among Papuan separatists defeat.


Jakarta HolandNews,--  The government needs to straighten out various rumors about exhaled Papuan separatists. Ministry of Foreign Affairs may use advertising and other publications to win the opinion.

Commission I Akhmadi Heri said, people at home and abroad during the fragmentary information about Papua. Government should echo the full information so that people have an objective view.

 "I think the advertising model of the Israeli Foreign Ministry issued very good.Maybe we can take as an example to explain the position of Indonesia that has no obviousI think the advertising model of the Israeli Foreign Ministry issued very good.Maybe we can take as an example to explain the position of Indonesia that has no obvious"

"Make ads that describe the position of Indonesia is mainly related issue referendum, the rectification of history, human rights violations, and others. Should be allocated special funds for it," said Heri Akhmadi during a meeting with Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa at the Commission I on Monday (3/6).

Heri action exemplifies the Israeli Foreign Ministry about government action. They make a variety of advertisements that try to explain the meaning of the Israeli occupation of Palestine. Propaganda was effectively influence the public opinion of other countries to support Israel.

"I think the advertising model of the Israeli Foreign Ministry issued very good. Maybe we can take as an example to explain the position of Indonesia that has no clear," said the PDI-P politician.

Ad of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said Heri, it contains a balanced and factual information about Papua. "You see, there is information that is generally associated Papua pitched cornered or hurt because that makes Indonesian separatist group," he said.


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Sabtu, 04 Mei 2013

Komisi HAM PBB Menerima 26 Laporan Pelanggaran HAM dan 45 Pembunuhan di Papua Selama April-mei.

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UN Comisioner Human Rights Navi Pillary
Geneva Swiss,-- Kepala Komisi HAM Perserikatan Bangsa-bangsa (PBB) Navi Pillary Mengatakan, Komisi HAM PBB Menerima 26 Laporan Pelanggaran HAM dan 45 Pembunuhan di Papua - Indonesia.

Lanjutnya, "Keprihatinan sangat mendalam atas pelanggaran HAM yang berlanjut di papua dan papua barat, katanya di kantor Komisi HAM PBB, 02/05 geneva swiss."

"Laporan media menunjukkan, bahwa polisi menembak dan menewaskan dua pengunjuk rasa di kota Sorong yang sedang menyiapkan acara untuk peringatan 50 tahun Papua menjadi bagian dari Indonesia. “Sementara setidaknya 20 demonstran ditangkap di Biak dan Timika pada 1 Mei,” lanjut pernyataan itu."

Sambunya, "Selama misi saya ke Indonesia pada November tahun lalu, saya menyatakan keprihatinan atas dipenjaranya aktivis Papua selama menyatakan kebebasan berekspresi," kata Pillay. Ia menekankan, bahwa perbedaan pendapat itu bukanlah kejahatan."

 "Hal ini mengecewakan, melihat lebih banyak orang ditangkap karena mengekspresikan pandangan mereka dan saya menyerukan kepada pemerintah untuk membebaskan semua tahanan yang ditahan karena kejahatan yang berhubungan dengan kebebasan berekspresi," tambahnya.

“Belum ada transparansi yang memadai dalam menangani pelanggaran berat HAM di Papua," kata Pillay, yang mendesak Indonesia untuk mengizinkan wartawan internasional dan pengamat PBB ke provinsi tersebut.

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Jumat, 03 Mei 2013

Pillay concerned about persistent violence and abuses in Papua (Indonesia)

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GENEVA (2 May 2013) – The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay on Thursday expressed serious concerns over the crackdown on mass demonstrations across Papua since 30 April, with police reportedly using excessive force and arresting people for raising pro-independence flags.

“These latest incidents are unfortunate examples of the ongoing suppression of freedom of expression and excessive use of force in Papua,” Pillay said. “I urge the Government of Indonesia to allow peaceful protest and hold accountable those involved in abuses.”

Reports indicate that on 30 April police shot and killed two protesters in the city of Sorong who were preparing to mark the 50th anniversary of Papua becoming a part of Indonesia. At least 20 protesters were arrested in the cities of Biak and Timika on 1 May.

“After my official visit to Indonesia last November, I am disappointed to see violence and abuses continuing in Papua,” Pillay said. She added that there was a need for coherent policies and actions to address the underlying concerns and grievances of the local population in Papua.

Since May 2012, we have received 26 reports concerning alleged human rights violations, including 45 killings and cases of torture involving 27 people. While many incidents relate to communal violence, serious allegations of human rights abuses by law enforcement officials persist.

“International human rights law requires the Government of Indonesia to conduct thorough, prompt and impartial investigations into the incidents of killings and torture and bring the perpetrators to justice,” said the High Commissioner.

“There has not been sufficient transparency in addressing serious human rights violations in Papua,” she said. “I urge Indonesia to allow international journalists into Papua and to facilitate visits by the Special Rapporteurs of the UN Human Rights Council.”

As of March 2013, at least 20 political prisoners remain in detention in Papua, including prominent activist Filep Karma. In May 2005, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for treason after leading a ceremony to raise the West Papuan Flag. In 2011, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention concluded that Mr. Karma’s detention was arbitrary and requested that the Government take all necessary steps to release and compensate him in accordance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to which Indonesia is party. So far, the Government has not complied with the request.

“During my mission to Indonesia last November, I expressed concern over Papuan activists being imprisoned for the peaceful exercise of freedom of expression,” Pillay said, reiterating that dissent is not a crime. “It is disappointing to see more people arrested for peacefully expressing their views and I call upon the Government to release all prisoners in custody for crimes that relate to their freedom of expression.”

The National Human Rights Commission, Komnas Ham, and the National Commission on Violence against Women, Komnas Perempuan, have consistently raised concerns regarding violence and freedom of expression in Papua and made concrete recommendations to the Government of Indonesia.

“I encourage the Government to implement the recommendations made by Komnas Ham and Komnas Perempuan,” the High Commissioner said, emphasizing the vital role these national institutions play in the protection of human rights in Indonesia. Pillay encouraged the Government to continue supporting them as independent bodies and to strengthen their financial support.

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Pillay concerned about persistent violence and abuses in Papua (Indonesia)

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GENEVA (2 May 2013) – The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay on Thursday expressed serious concerns over the crackdown on mass demonstrations across Papua since 30 April, with police reportedly using excessive force and arresting people for raising pro-independence flags.

“These latest incidents are unfortunate examples of the ongoing suppression of freedom of expression and excessive use of force in Papua,” Pillay said. “I urge the Government of Indonesia to allow peaceful protest and hold accountable those involved in abuses.”

Reports indicate that on 30 April police shot and killed two protesters in the city of Sorong who were preparing to mark the 50th anniversary of Papua becoming a part of Indonesia. At least 20 protesters were arrested in the cities of Biak and Timika on 1 May.

“After my official visit to Indonesia last November, I am disappointed to see violence and abuses continuing in Papua,” Pillay said. She added that there was a need for coherent policies and actions to address the underlying concerns and grievances of the local population in Papua.

Since May 2012, we have received 26 reports concerning alleged human rights violations, including 45 killings and cases of torture involving 27 people. While many incidents relate to communal violence, serious allegations of human rights abuses by law enforcement officials persist.

“International human rights law requires the Government of Indonesia to conduct thorough, prompt and impartial investigations into the incidents of killings and torture and bring the perpetrators to justice,” said the High Commissioner.

“There has not been sufficient transparency in addressing serious human rights violations in Papua,” she said. “I urge Indonesia to allow international journalists into Papua and to facilitate visits by the Special Rapporteurs of the UN Human Rights Council.”

As of March 2013, at least 20 political prisoners remain in detention in Papua, including prominent activist Filep Karma. In May 2005, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for treason after leading a ceremony to raise the West Papuan Flag. In 2011, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention concluded that Mr. Karma’s detention was arbitrary and requested that the Government take all necessary steps to release and compensate him in accordance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to which Indonesia is party. So far, the Government has not complied with the request.

“During my mission to Indonesia last November, I expressed concern over Papuan activists being imprisoned for the peaceful exercise of freedom of expression,” Pillay said, reiterating that dissent is not a crime. “It is disappointing to see more people arrested for peacefully expressing their views and I call upon the Government to release all prisoners in custody for crimes that relate to their freedom of expression.”

The National Human Rights Commission, Komnas Ham, and the National Commission on Violence against Women, Komnas Perempuan, have consistently raised concerns regarding violence and freedom of expression in Papua and made concrete recommendations to the Government of Indonesia.

“I encourage the Government to implement the recommendations made by Komnas Ham and Komnas Perempuan,” the High Commissioner said, emphasizing the vital role these national institutions play in the protection of human rights in Indonesia. Pillay encouraged the Government to continue supporting them as independent bodies and to strengthen their financial support.

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