Showing posts with label West Papua. Show all posts
Showing posts with label West Papua. Show all posts
14 January 2011

Torture in Papua: What? A Trial?

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The recent past has seen a number of videos of Indonesian soldiers torturing West Papuans have surfaced. One in particular , was especially...
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19 October 2010

Independence and Real Free Choice for West Papua!

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I have West Papua on my mind today. I am guessing it is because the news of the past 24 hours with the release of further graphic footage ...
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Freedom for West Papua!

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Freedom for West Papua is long overdue! Disclaimer: This post contains graphic footage of torture. Do not click play if you do not want t...
04 August 2010

Press Freedom and The Dangers to Journalists...

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A free press is often seen as a hallmark of a mature democracy. The simple idea being that a free press in some way ensures that there is ac...
01 August 2010

The Killing of Yawan Wayeni...

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BE ADVISED THE VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC FOOTAGE OF HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES PERPETRATED BY THE MOBILE BRIGADE OF THE INDONESIAN NATIONAL POLICE F...
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16 July 2010

Is Freeport Mining Uranium in Papua?

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There has been talk off the record of this for some time. However, a recent article published in Bintang Papua  has brought this out into th...
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24 April 2010

Penis Enlargements and the Indonesian Police Force...

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A recent article in The Jakarta Globe draws out some interesting links between penis enlargement, the Indonesian National Police Force (Pol...
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30 July 2009

Australian Travel Advice -- Indonesia -- 30 July 2009

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This is the latest travel advice for Indonesia that I have received. Make of it what you will. The internal links are working when I checked...
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22 November 2008

HIV / AIDS, Microchips, and Papua

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The Papuan Provincial Government has drafted a Regional Regulation that includes an article that requires certain people living with HIV / A...
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10 November 2008

The Pornography Law -- A Dead Document?

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The Jakarta Post recently reported that Constitutional Law Expert, Irman Putra Sidin, saying, "How can we expect the law to be impleme...
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