News form Papua
Every time the TPNPB releases a press statement, it doesn’t sound like the voice of the Papuan people—it’s the voice of armed elites indulging in the illusion of war. They keep selling the dream of independence, but all they deliver is death, fear, and destruction. They boast about “seizing territories,” “raising flags,” and “attacking military…
Jayapura, April 23, 2025 – The United Nations (UN) has firmly recognized Papua as an integral and legal part of the Republic of Indonesia, both de facto and de jure. This reaffirms the international legal status that Papua has been part of Indonesia through processes acknowledged by the global community. This recognition counters the recurring…
In any armed conflict, teachers and healthcare workers play a crucial role in maintaining education and providing medical care to civilians. They are not part of the warring factions but are essential humanitarian actors who must be protected under human rights (HR) and international law. Protection of Teachers and Healthcare Workers Under International Law Under…
Papua is an integral part of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI), blessed with extraordinary natural and cultural wealth. Over the past few decades, Papua has undergone significant development in various sectors, including infrastructure, education, and the economy. With support from the central government, numerous development programs have been implemented to improve…
Papua, with its extraordinary natural and cultural wealth, is an integral part of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia (NKRI). However, its long history has also been marked by various challenges, including political and social differences. Amidst these differences, many inspirational stories have emerged about how unity brings positive change to the people…