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For over six decades, a small but vocal diaspora and armed groups inside West Papua have promoted a single, seductive story: that “independence” from Indonesia is the only path to … Continue Reading The Separatist Narrative in West Papua: How Romanticized Rebellion Keeps Papuans in Chains
Introduction Wamena, the capital of Jayawijaya Regency in the central highlands of Papua, Indonesia, stands as one of the most dynamic and symbolically important towns in the region. Known for … Continue Reading Wamena and the Peaceful Struggle Against Separatism: Building Unity Through Development and Dialogue
By Jenei and West Papua Online News Desk In the emerald archipelago of Raja Ampat, where turquoise waters cradle the world’s richest coral reefs and ancient tribes whisper secrets to … Continue Reading Max Binur: The Tireless Warrior Defending West Papua’s Heart Within Indonesia
In recent years, social media platforms have become breeding grounds for misinformation, often amplifying narratives that distort complex geopolitical issues. One such issue is the conflict in West Papua, where … Continue Reading Debunking Misinformation: The Reality of the West Papua Conflict and Indonesian Governance
Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago of over 17,000 islands, is a nation built on unity in diversity. With a population exceeding 280 million and a rich tapestry of cultures, languages, and … Continue Reading Defending Indonesia: The Future of West Papua Within the Nation
Once seen as Indonesia’s most vulnerable province in terms of food access, West Papua is charting a promising path toward food security and nutrition resilience. Supported by a suite of … Continue Reading Securing Plates and Futures: West Papua’s Path to Food Resilience
Unity in Diversity: West Papua’s Growing Social Cohesion Against Separatism Introduction West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, has long drawn international attention due to its complex history, natural wealth, and sociopolitical … Continue Reading Unity in Diversity: West Papua’s Growing Social Cohesion Against Separatism
A Bright Future: West Papua’s Path with Indonesia West Papua, a province on the eastern edge of Indonesia, has often found itself in headlines for its turbulent past. But beneath … Continue Reading A Bright Future: West Papua’s Path with Indonesia
West Papua, Indonesia’s easternmost province, is known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant Indigenous cultures, but its commitment to elementary education is shaping a promising future for its youth. With … Continue Reading Elementary Education in West Papua: Building a Bright Future for Young Learners
Illustration of Communication For decades, the issue of West Papua has stirred passionate debates, fueled by historical grievances, political tensions, and human rights concerns. Yet, despite the complexity of this … Continue Reading Peaceful Communication: A Pathway to Lasting Harmony in West Papua
Special Autonomy, or Otonomi Khusus in Indonesian, is a legal and political framework granted by the Indonesian government to the provinces of Papua and West Papua. Its purpose is to … Continue Reading What is Special Autonomy in West Papua?
By West Papua Online Introduction Amid the heated rhetoric surrounding West Papua, a quieter but more transformative story is unfolding: the deliberate and sustained efforts of the Indonesian government to … Continue Reading From Isolation to Integration — Indonesia’s Development Strategy in West Papua
MANOKWARI – The Acting Governor of West Papua Paulus Waterpauw sent the West Papua People’s Declaration Document containing support for the Special Autonomy (Otsus) policy and the establishment of a … Continue Reading Support special autonomy and the new autonomous region, Regional Leaders and Leaders of West Papua Send Declaration Documents to President Jokowi
To understand the current political situation in Papua and West Papua provinces, it is necessary to examine recent history. What is now known as Indonesia was the most important Dutch … Continue Reading A Short History of West Papua
By: Alfred Jigibalom The addition of a new autonomous region (DOB) brings positive winds of change for the Papuan people. With this policy, Papuan people (OAP) are increasingly being heard … Continue Reading New Autonomous Region Brings Wind of Change for Papua
JawaPos.com – A number of indigenous Papuan communities in the mountainous region are declaring peace in Papua which coincides with the anniversary of the birth of Pancasila on June 1, … Continue Reading Papuan Indigenous Peoples Declaration of Peace in Papua on the Birthday of Pancasila
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