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Operation Peace Cartenz investigators at the scene where New Zealand helicopter pilot Glen Malcolm Conning was reportedly shot dead

Indonesian human rights groups seek independent probe of NZ pilot’s death...

August 9, 2024

Indonesian security forces repression in West Papua

Papuan solidarity group criticises NZ for ‘weak’ concern over Indonesian human...

November 18, 2022

Palu quake and tsunami sweeps away key Indonesian human rights activism

October 8, 2018

Indonesian human rights agency slams chemical castration for sex crimes

February 19, 2016

Indonesian security forces preparing to crush a peaceful Papuan demonstration

Let in UN human rights mission to West Papua – stop...

April 6, 2024

Filmmaker Kristo Langker nervously introduces his documentary with one of the Indonesian attack bombs that failed to explode

New documentary, human rights report allege Indonesian atrocities in West Papua

August 5, 2023

Four human rights groups call for Indonesian ‘truth-seeking’ inquiry, apology

April 30, 2016

Indonesian police hound Catholic human rights priest over ‘treason’

February 24, 2016

Indonesian anti-terror law change ‘may override human rights’

February 10, 2016

A West Papuan protest against the Indonesian "new neocolonial" transmigration plan

Plea to bar Prabowo from UK as Indonesian security forces crack...

November 16, 2024

Indonesian security forces block Indigenous West Papuans protesting in Indonesia’s capital Jakarta against land seizures

Prabowo takes power as Indonesian military set up new battalions – what...

October 25, 2024

Human Rights Watch researcher Andreas Harsono

Discrimination faced by indigenous Papuans ‘isn’t something new’, says disturbing new...

September 20, 2024

"All Eyes on Papua" . . . a campaign against Indonesian exploitation of Papuan rainforests

Fiji, PNG fail to secure UN human rights mission to Indonesia’s...

July 24, 2024

The atmosphere of the capital city of Suva in Fiji

Fiji, anchor of Indonesian diplomacy in the Pacific – a view...

July 14, 2024

West Papuan civilians in Paniai forced to flee their homes

Indonesia accused of subverting Pacific push for UN rights mission to...

June 27, 2024

Miss Samoa Moemoana Schwenke

ULMWP accuses Indonesian govt of ‘hypocrisy’ over Israel condemnation

June 18, 2024

An unknown Papuan artist's depiction of the graphic torture videos

Indonesian military’s crimes in West Papua and the democratic solution

April 12, 2024

How Al Jazeera reported the global reaction to the viral video of Indonesian military torture

Indonesian military apologies fail to mask the harassment, gagging of Papuan...

March 29, 2024

West Papuan demonstrators carry posters depicting torture

Indonesian military impunity, poor training condemned over torture of Papuans

March 27, 2024

Amnesty International Indonesia executive director Usman Hamid

Amnesty urges review of Indonesian troops in Papua after torture video

March 26, 2024

Recent Indonesian military images showing torture of indigenous Papuans

‘Committed to human rights’, claims Indonesia over West Papua torture

March 25, 2024

Latest Indonesian torture atrocity in West Papua

Wenda condemns ‘sadistic brutality’ of Indonesian torture of Papuan – calls...

March 23, 2024

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