1) Greenpeace Papua ' Save Forests of Papua.
2) International Community Must Clarify its Position regarding Papua
3) Five aftershocks recorded in Papua
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A google translate of article in Jubi. Be-aware google translate can be a bit erratic.
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1) Greenpeace Papua ' Save Forests of Papua. '
INTER WILL INTEREST FOR GREENPEACE LUKMEN Author: Moses Abubar | 23:22
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| April 6, 2013 | 0
Filed in: Jayapura
One of Green Peace volunteers from Papua (Jubi / Levi)
Jayapura, 6/4 (Jubi) - Ahead of the inauguration of Governor and Deputy Governor couples Papua selected, and Klemen Luke Enembe Tinal (Lukmen), Tuesday (9/4) future, Greenpeace Papua in Jayapura, will usher Greeatings wreath containing the message ' Save Forests of Papua. '
This was conveyed by Charles Tawaru, coordinator of Greenpeace Papua in Jayapura via short message to tabloidjubi.com via phone on Saturday (6/4) night. In short message is written, ahead of the inauguration of the pair Lukmen on Tuesday, April 9, 2013, Greenpeace will deliver bouquets Greeatings containing message; 'Save Forests of Papua.'
The next message, writes Charles, bouquet delivery will be done in the form of peaceful protest. Action planned to take place on Monday (8/4) around 10:00 CEST. Wreaths will be delivered to the Governor's Office page Papua, in Jayapura. "We will do this action before the inauguration takes place," said Charles tabloidjubi.com when contacted by phone on Saturday night.
Greenpeace is a global environmental organization founded in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 1971. Greenpeace is known for using non-violent direct action confrontation peacefully in a campaign to stop nuclear testing space and underground, as well as the campaign to stop whaling massive. (Jubi / Moses)
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2) International Community Must Clarify its Position regarding Papua
5 April 2013
PAPUAN, Jakarta
Markus Haluk, Secretary-General of the Association of Students from the Central Highlands, has questioned the attitude of the international community, especially those countries that frequently raise the issue of violation of human rights in the land of Papua.
'The international community should make it clear whether they support Papua or Indonesia and stopped being two-faced.' He was speaking to the press at the Press Office in Kebon Sirih, Jakarta on 3 April.
Markus said that the international community is often critical about the violation of human rights in Papua, but at the same time they are in favour of Papua being a part of NKRI, the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia.
'Their position is unclear. They should quickly make it clear whether they support Papua as a part of Indonesia where human rights violations continue to occur or support independence for Papua.'
As for the various allegations made by the Indonesian government against the struggle of the Papuan people, Markus said this was the same as what happened when the Dutch colonised Indonesia .
'While Indonesia claims that Papuans are terrorists, rebels, disrupters of security and other ridiculous allegations, we too can accuse Indonesia as thieves, thugs, murderers, colonialists, or anything that people may think.' He was speaking when launching his latest book, 'Mati atau Hidup' (Dead or Alive), sub-titled: Hilangnya Harapan Hidup dan Hak Asasi Manusie di Papua - 'The Loss of Hope and Basic Human Rights in Papua'.
On the same occasion, the chairman of the Alliance of Baptist Churches in Papua, the Rev. Socratez Sofyan Yoamn said that Papua is an international problem and it should be resolved with the help of international mechanisms.
'Just see what is happening! The only province in Indonesia that needs international involvement in its solution is Papua, meaning that the Netherlands, the United Nations, the USA and other countries should all be involved in finding a solution to the conflict in Papua.'
The press conference was also attended by Mama Josepha Alomang, Executive Director of YAHAMAK, the Institute Against Violence and for Human Rights. Mama Josepha is an activist who was once the victim of crimes perpetrated by PT Freeport Indonesia in Timika. Papua
[Translated by TAPOL]
PAPUAN, Jakarta
Markus Haluk, Secretary-General of the Association of Students from the Central Highlands, has questioned the attitude of the international community, especially those countries that frequently raise the issue of violation of human rights in the land of Papua.
'The international community should make it clear whether they support Papua or Indonesia and stopped being two-faced.' He was speaking to the press at the Press Office in Kebon Sirih, Jakarta on 3 April.
Markus said that the international community is often critical about the violation of human rights in Papua, but at the same time they are in favour of Papua being a part of NKRI, the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia.
'Their position is unclear. They should quickly make it clear whether they support Papua as a part of Indonesia where human rights violations continue to occur or support independence for Papua.'
As for the various allegations made by the Indonesian government against the struggle of the Papuan people, Markus said this was the same as what happened when the Dutch colonised Indonesia .
'While Indonesia claims that Papuans are terrorists, rebels, disrupters of security and other ridiculous allegations, we too can accuse Indonesia as thieves, thugs, murderers, colonialists, or anything that people may think.' He was speaking when launching his latest book, 'Mati atau Hidup' (Dead or Alive), sub-titled: Hilangnya Harapan Hidup dan Hak Asasi Manusie di Papua - 'The Loss of Hope and Basic Human Rights in Papua'.
On the same occasion, the chairman of the Alliance of Baptist Churches in Papua, the Rev. Socratez Sofyan Yoamn said that Papua is an international problem and it should be resolved with the help of international mechanisms.
'Just see what is happening! The only province in Indonesia that needs international involvement in its solution is Papua, meaning that the Netherlands, the United Nations, the USA and other countries should all be involved in finding a solution to the conflict in Papua.'
The press conference was also attended by Mama Josepha Alomang, Executive Director of YAHAMAK, the Institute Against Violence and for Human Rights. Mama Josepha is an activist who was once the victim of crimes perpetrated by PT Freeport Indonesia in Timika. Papua
[Translated by TAPOL]
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3) Five aftershocks recorded in Papua
Sat, April 6 2013 17:54 | 156 Views
A staff of the Meteorology and Geophysics Agency V office in Jayapura, Hakim, told ANTARA the aftershocks occurred in the district of Tolikara which was the epicenter of the first quake.
"The aftershocks averagely measured between 4 and 5 on the Richter Scale," he added.
The first was recorded at 4.3, the second at 4.3, the third at 4.9, the fourth at 4.7 and the fifth at 5.2 on the Richter Scale, he said.
The National Disaster Mitigation Agency continued monitoring the situation and has already reported the quake to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, the office spokesman, Sutopo Purwo, said in Jakarta.
"There have been no reports of casualties and damages so far," he said adding that most houses in Tolikara are made of wood or half bricks and half wood.
He said the quake was also felt in Yapen, Jayapura, and Timika.
reporting by Hendrina dian kandipi (H-YH)
Editor: Jafar M Sidik
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