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West Papuans flee from ‘liberation’ conflict into remote PNG region

October 28, 2021

A child victim of the Indonesian military raids in Sugapa district

More deaths reported out of Sugapa in West Papua clashes with...

June 11, 2025

West Papuan villagers fleeing fighting between the Indonesian military and pro-independence militants to Sugapa, the capital of Intan Jaya regency

Human Rights Watch warns renewed fighting threatens West Papua civilians

June 3, 2025

Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) Mobile Yonif 1 Marine Task Force for Indonesian-PNG Border Security soldiers

Indonesian military operations spark concerns over displaced indigenous Papuans

May 22, 2025

Indigenous Papuans in Merauke district protest to protect their customary lands

Indigenous Papuans accuse Indonesian government of ‘land grabbing’ for food security...

May 16, 2025

Images have been circulating on social media of Indonesian rockets that have been reportedly fired on villages

AWPA calls on Albanese to raise West Papuan human rights with...

May 13, 2025

West Papuan resistance fighters

‘Fighting more frequent now’ – researcher warns of escalating West Papua...

May 12, 2025

Participants at a Pacific Islands Festival in Europe show their support for the Free West Papua campaign

Activist group praises Pacific support for West Papua but slams NZ

March 25, 2025

The aftermath of Indonesian forces burning temporary shelters in the Star Mountains, West Papua

Indonesia’s bullion banks, new mining policies pose threat to West Papuan...

March 2, 2025

West Papua independence activists

Indonesia’s amnesty plan for West Papua independence fighters greeted with scepticism

February 2, 2025

And now there are 10 in BRICS, the alternative to the G7 bloc

Indonesia joins BRICS: What now for West Papuan goal of independence?

January 14, 2025

Papuan People’s Solidarity members protest in Sorong last month against President Prabowo Subianto’s plan to resume a transmigration programme

West Papuan outcry over Prabowo’s plan to revive transmigration

November 5, 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

PNG Prime Minister James Marape with newly inaugurated Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto

Indonesia to offer ‘amnesty’ for West Papuans contesting Jakarta’s rule

October 24, 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

Three killings of Papuan civilians in Puncak Jaya

Latest Puncak Jaya massacre reveals West Papua ‘is a time bomb’,...

July 20, 2024

West Papua . . . Indonesia is claiming to oppose genocide in Gaza

From Gaza to West Papua, the long struggle for justice and...

April 1, 2024

West Papuan demonstrators carry posters depicting torture

Indonesian military impunity, poor training condemned over torture of Papuans

March 27, 2024

The ratified defence agreement between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia

Question for PNG foreign minister Tkatchenko – what does the...

March 11, 2024

Morning Star flags of West Papuan independence on display at MACFEST2023

Indonesian presidential hopefuls explain their West Papua policies

February 10, 2024

GERAK Palestina protesters march through Yogyakarta's shopping district

Indonesian and Papuan protesters call for ‘Palestine independence’

January 31, 2024

The late Chief Lukas Enembe's family mourns him after his coffin is delivered

Revered Papuan chief Lukas Enembe ‘tortured to death like a boiling...

January 10, 2024

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Coronavirus

Sir Collin Tukuitonga criticises RFK Jr’s measles claims, slams health misinformation

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Labour's former broadcasting minister Willie Jackson

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NZ’s covid-19 mandates end: GP group says some mask-wearing, self-isolation still...

The 2021 post-covid Pacific media freedom panel discussion participants

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Islands Business: ‘Big picture’ style journalism is the future for...

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