West Papua: the story of atrocities of Free West Papua

Atrocities of Free West Papua

The cruelty of Free West Papua armed group is almost like unimaginable horror. Adjectives alone cannot convey the reality best associated with images the Jewish Holocaust. Like the Nazis, the Free West Papua armed group employs a calculated brutality against civilians in West Papua. They also recruited children who have been forced, to become their soldiers.

The movie shared here is downloaded from The World’s Update Facebook. You will how dozens captives hands were tied, and then Free West Papua soldiers tortured them, and finally kill them all with several methods. I felt sick. I knew that their leader Benny Wenda who suffers from severe diabetes is hiding in Oxford, UK.

According to a member of Free West Papua Campaign, Benny Wenda is very rare to come to their office at Old Music Hall Cowley Road Oxford OX4 1JE. His where about should remain secret for his safety. Benny is also very rare to come for meeting with other Directors of Free West Papua Campaign. The office is simply only a symbolic existence without any single significant activity.

From UK, Free West Papua plays a peaceful campaign, while the background of Benny Wenda is full with blood. While in Papua and West Papua, Free West Papua armed group killing innocent people with cold blood. These atrocities of Free West Papua are just small evidences of many unrecorded grave human rights violations by Free West Papua.

Notes:

A former Dutch colony, West Papua was formally incorporated into Indonesia in 1969, after an undisputed vote of about 1,025 representative tribal leaders. The result of the plebiscite was overseen and endorsed by the United Nations.

Since the democratization in 1998, especially since 2007, democracy by mean of elections has been introduced to increase political participation in the two provinces. The fact that the leaders of Papua and West Papua provinces are democratically elected by the people has strengthened the legality of the region as a province of Indonesia.