ICP News: 3 new reports about WP | Victor Yeimo accesses medical care | Rising number of IDPs in Maybrat | Papuans arrested & tortured during raid
- Details
News on West Papua's human rights and conflict situation
- New TAPOL Report available - West Papua 2020: online and offline attacks against freedom of expression and assembly in the region
- New NGO report reveals relationships between military deployment and economic interests in West Papua
- 18 September 2021 marks end of palm oil moratorium in Indonesia – NGOs demand extension
- Armed conflict in West Papua spreads across new regencies - Indo Govt still rejects peace dialogue
- Human rights coalition publishes a report about the situation of IDPs in Maybrat – at least 2,086 internally displaced
- IDPs situation in Maybrat Regency – Observers estimate the number of IDPs rises to 3,000
- ACP's letter to OHCHR calls for an independent human rights mission to West Papua
- Situation in Maybrat Regency – Army arrests two Papuans in Kisor
- School in Jayawijaya alleged of receiving government funds despite not operating for 5 years
- Indigenous peoples flee their homes in fear of military raids in Maybrat Regency, Papua Barat Province
- Security force operation in Dekai accompanied by arbitrary arrest and torture
- At least 4,862 indigenous Papuans internally displaced in Puncak Regency
- Health condition of Victor Yeimo – Judge allows Yeimo's access to medical treatment
- Mongabay: UNESCO calls for closure of road running through World Heritage park in Papua
- UN Special Rapporteurs initiate communication with Indonesian Govt in relation to prosecution of Victor Yeimo
- Trial against Papuan human rights activist Victor Yeimo – Public Prosecutor hampers access to medical treatment
- Papuan protestor dies in hospital after being shot by security force members in Yahukimo
- Police operation in Yapen Island causes displacement of 215 villagers
- Papuan government recommends withdrawal of 35 palm oil licenses
- Security forces crack down on peaceful protests for release of Victor Yeimo – 49 protesters arrested, 19 tortured, one shot