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What’s going on in West Papua? This question has been used frequently to attract readers to read. If you are not satisfied with my version of answering such question, it … Continue Reading What’s going on in West Papua?
Peace in West Papua In 2020, Indonesia is the world 49th most peaceful country in the world. Indonesia has gone up 23 numbers from 72nd rank in 2010 according to … Continue Reading Peace in West Papua
Earthquake in Papua Yapen – An earthquake measuring magnitude (M) 4.7 rocked Yapen Islands Regency, Papua. The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) stated that the earthquake was in the … Continue Reading Earthquake M 4.7 Shook Yapen Papua, Felt up to Serui
The United Nations Unwavering UN support for Indonesia The lady luck always dances with Indonesia since its independence because of unwavering UN for Indonesia. If we read or listen to … Continue Reading West Papua: Unwavering United Nations support for Indonesia
The 2020 Asmat cultural festival Jayapura (ANTARA) – The government of Asmat Regency, Papua has agreed not to hold a cultural festival, even though the area has been declared a … Continue Reading Even though it is a COVID-19 green zone, the 2020 Asmat cultural festival will not be held
West Papua remain part of Indonesia. West Papua Blog Learn the facts What is the official status of West Papua? The official status of West Papua is a province of … Continue Reading Should West Papua remain part of Indonesia?
Jayapura (ANTARA) – Head of the Papua Health Service Robby Kayame said as many as 2,400 reagents for examination of COVID-19 patients’ swab from the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) … Continue Reading BNPB sent 2,400 Covid-19 reagents of smears to Jayapura
West Papua part of Indonesia is unquestionable. However to add further explanation please the following translated article from Suara News Papua. Campaigns on the issue of colonialism in Papua that … Continue Reading 99.5% Countries in the world acknowledge West Papua Part of Indonesia
Mahkota Dewa or God’s Crown (Phaleria macrocarpa) is a dense evergreen tree, indigenous to Indonesia. It is found in tropical areas of New Guinea up to 1,200 m (3,900 ft) above sea level. Mahkota Dewa by Sarah … Continue Reading Mahkota Dewa, Papua’s Original Medicinal Plant
West Papua Kangaroo are considered threatened and endemic only found in Papua Island. The following article is written by Sarah Megumi in Greeners.co. Many thought that only Australia had kangaroos. In fact, … Continue Reading The West Papua Kangaroo: golden-mantled tree-kangaroo
Gerakan Papua Mengajar (GPM) a.k.a Papua Teaching Movement is a movement of educating Papuan young generation by sending teachers to the whole region. General Secretary of GPM, Orgenes Ukago said … Continue Reading Papua Teaching Movement reaches out to Tenedagi Village
Merauke, comes from a story where when the Dutch first entered the Merauke region, precisely around the river Maro. They asked the Marind tribe (native of Merauke) about the name … Continue Reading Merauke
The stone burning ceremony was carried out by the Dani tribe in the Baliem Valley, Papua, one of which served as a form of peace to end hostilities due to … Continue Reading The stone burning ceremony
Papua traditional foods are famous for their exotic taste. Papuan food represents different societies in Papua. There might be numerous individuals who don’t have the foggiest idea about the traditional … Continue Reading Papua Traditional Foods You Should Know
Benny Wenda undemocratic view is something new. He used every trick to deceive the world by playing a role as a victim to get sympathy. He successfully kicked out Octo … Continue Reading Benny Wenda undemocratic view on referendum
Indonesia-Australia relations is strong The following short video regarding Indonesia-Australia relations is the first video that West Papua Blog upload here. We received the video from fans of Explore Indonesia. … Continue Reading Despite Free West Papua provocation, Indonesia-Australia relations is strong
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