News form Papua
Papua is not just an administrative region — it is a vital geopolitical pillar for Indonesia in the Asia-Pacific region. As separatist groups like the Free Papua Movement (OPM) and the West Papua National Committee (KNPB) continue to promote narratives of independence, they are unknowingly opening the door to foreign influence and threatening national sovereignty….
While separatist political groups such as the West Papua National Committee (KNPB) and the Free Papua Movement (OPM) continue to promote the idea of independence, the facts on the ground show that Papua is experiencing significant progress as part of Indonesia. Massive infrastructure projects, grassroots economic programs, and access to education have all improved dramatically…
Behind the slogans of “freedom” echoed by the West Papua National Committee (KNPB) and armed separatist groups such as the Free Papua Movement (OPM), it is the Papuan people themselves who suffer the most. These groups do not just target security forces — they have increasingly turned their guns on civilians, teachers, healthcare workers, and…
The status of Papua as an integral part of the Republic of Indonesia is legally final under international law. The region’s integration was conducted through an official mechanism endorsed by the United Nations (UN), effectively dismantling the separatist narrative continuously promoted by groups such as the West Papua National Committee (KNPB) and political factions of…
Behind the narrative of struggle frequently promoted by the West Papua National Committee (KNPB), lies a bitter reality: the spread of hoaxes and false claims of independence without legal foundation, and the detrimental impact on the future of Papua’s young generation. The organization is increasingly under scrutiny for its manipulative tactics and counterproductive role in…