Nabire, Jubi – Nabire customary leaders support the movement to reject the Special Autonomy police in Papua. The statement was declared by Ayub Wenda, Tribal
Nabire, Jubi – Mass organisation crowd attacked Papuan students in demonstration rejecting the Special Autonomy Papua Phase II in Makassar, South Sulawesi on Friday (25/9/2020).
Jayapura, Jubi – A number of youths, students, and Papuan and non-Papuan communities held a peace rally on Thursday (10/9/2020) to decline the Special Autonomy
Makassar, Jubi – Regional Secretary of Jayapura Municipal Government Frans Pekey said misgovernance could be a factor to cause the inadequate implementation of the Special
Jayapura, Jubi – Yalimo Students Association in Indonesia (HMKY) states their rejection towards the military plan to build new posts in Abenaho and Apahapsili subdistricts located
Papua, Jubi – Indonesia imposed an internet blackout to restore order in its easternmost Papua region on Wednesday, officials said, during a third straight day
Papua, Jubi – Indonesian Institute of Science (LIPI) researcher Cahyo Pamungkas says that the Trans Papua Highway has yet to bring any benefits to the
Jayapura, Jubi – KOPKEDAT (The Remote Area Humanitarian Care Community) invoked the promise of the Ministry of Health when visiting Korowai for a survey in
A HOUND, totally wet, are walking around, scrapping over damp branches lying on the ground. Thirsty, it moves to a puddle for a sip
Papua, Jubi – Indonesia has been hit by at least two major floods during this current transitional period from the rainy to the dry season,
Papua, Jubi – The death toll from flash floods in Indonesia’s Papua region has risen to 89. The aftermath of deadly flash flooding in
Papua, Jubi – Indonesia has deployed 600 military personnel to Papua, to safeguard the construction of a controversial road project. The security build-up around the
Papua, Jubi – A special mission from the World Council of Churches has criticised the ongoing human rights violations by Indonesian security forces in the
By Yamin Kogoya in Canberra In the days leading up to Christmas, 16 Indonesian construction workers were killed in Nduga by the West Papuan National