The Indigenous people of West Papua have long endured human rights abuses, environmental degradation, and cultural suppression.
Since the 1960’s, the Indonesian government has forcefully
occupied and violently subdued the Indigenous people of West Papua. Under
Indonesian administration, Indigenous West Papuans do not have access to
self-government or decision-making, freedom of expression, right to territorial
or natural resources, annexation referendum, political autonomy, or governing
powers over new provinces.
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We support the right of the West Papuan people to determine their own political future through a free and fair act of self-determination, in accordance with international law.
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We work to shed light on and condemn human rights abuses in West Papua, calling for accountability and justice for victims.
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We strive to protect and celebrate the rich cultural diversity and heritage of West Papua, supporting initiatives that preserve and revitalize Indigenous languages, traditions, and art
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We strive to protect and celebrate the rich cultural diversity and heritage of West Papua, supporting initiatives that preserve and revitalize Indigenous languages, traditions, and art
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We engage with policymakers, media outlets, and the public
to raise awareness about the situation in West Papua and advocate for change.
We provide educational resources and foster dialogue to promote a peaceful
resolution to the conflict.
Please inform you family, friend, community, and government about our people cry for freedom and Justice for West Papuan People
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