Images: West Papua in crisis

March 12, 2016

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Rev Robert Stringer from Melbourne, Australia, talks about his recent visit to West Papua where he met a range of community and church leaders. Rev Stringer has a long involvement with the West Papuan community in Melbourne. He shares his experiences and concerns about the current volatile situation.

West Papua in crisis

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1. Rev Robert Stringer from Melbourne talks about his recent visit to West Papua at a public meeting held at the Peace Place, Auckland.

2. Scene at a flotilla showing the support of Aboriginals from Australia to the indigenous people of West Papua.

3. Rev Robert Stringer sharing his recent visit to West Papua.

4. Part of the audience at the West Papua public meeting.

5. Rev Robert Stringer with the Morning Star flag.

6. Leilani and Mary with their Morning Star T-shirts. Doing this in West Papua would land them in jail for 15 years.

7. Cameron and his friend at the West Papua public meeting.

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Del Abcede is a volunteer photographer and organiser for the Pacific Media Centre. She also designs Pacific Journalism Review research journal and edits the newsletter TOKTOK. She is active in several community groups such as the Asia Pacific Human Rights Coalition (APHRC) and Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF).