1) Chairperson of People’s
Representative Council of Papua : Do not underestimate the Issue of Puncak Jaya
2) Asylum-seeker inquiry: secrecy
needed to keep Indonesia ties, says commander
3) GOVERNOR OF PAPUA AND WEST PAPUA MEET
PRESIDENT SBY
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1) Chairperson of People’s Representative Council of Papua : Do not underestimate the Issue of Puncak Jaya
Deerd Tabuni, Chairperson of Papua House of Representative (Jubi)
Jayapura , 28/1 ( Jubi ) – Chairperson of People’s Representative Council of Papua, Deerd Tabuni, disagree with other parties in giving a judgment on the issue of Puncak Jaya as not important.
“I disagree if there are those who consider the incidents of Puncak Jaya as the unimportant issue. Puncak Jaya is currently becoming the international spotlight. The issue out there was not the ordinary case,” Deerd Tabuni said to the reporter via his cellphone, Tuesday (28/1).
According to him, the series of incidents lately occured in Puncak Jaya was not the issue of tribal or security distraction, but it is more about the ideology issue.
“We must resolve it together instead starting attack each other. The army and police also are supposed to be able to restraint. The problem was started with the oblivion of the police officers that lose their weapon seized by the armed group. And now the weapons turn to be a treat for the community and the police as well,” he said.
“We must resolve it together instead starting attack each other. The army and police also are supposed to be able to restraint. The problem was started with the oblivion of the police officers that lose their weapon seized by the armed group. And now the weapons turn to be a treat for the community and the police as well,” he said.
Tabuni asked the Army and Police to restraint and not make this problem broadly improved. They should stop chasing so that people would not have more fear.
“Now the local community is living in fear. If the army and police want chasing the want Liberation Army, they should not put the community in fear. The army and police officers are supposed to able to be restraint,” he said.
“Now the local community is living in fear. If the army and police want chasing the want Liberation Army, they should not put the community in fear. The army and police officers are supposed to able to be restraint,” he said.
The Deputy Chief of Papua Police, Drs. Paulus Waterpauw, said the police officers and army in Puncak Jaya were not chasing the group who broke the law. They just did the law enforcement.
“Law enforcement must be done, because they have broke the law. They stole the state weapon and killed people including the members of army and police,” said the deputy. (Jubi/Arjuna/P.Maizier)
“Law enforcement must be done, because they have broke the law. They stole the state weapon and killed people including the members of army and police,” said the deputy. (Jubi/Arjuna/P.Maizier)
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2) Asylum-seeker inquiry: secrecy needed to keep Indonesia ties, says commander
Friday 31 January 2014 15.10 EST
Australian Associated Press
A Senate inquiry has been warned that relations between Australia and Indonesia could be damaged by the disclosure of documents relating to asylum-seeker boat interceptions.
The immigration minister, Scott Morrison, and the Operation Sovereign Borders commander, Lieutenant-General Angus Campbell, are giving evidence before an inquiry into government secrecy over border protection operations.
It is the first time a minister from parliament's lower house has fronted a Senate inquiry since 1992.
The Senate's legal and constitutional affairs committee is examining the government's public interest immunity claim to deny the upper house access to official documents.
Campbell warned the disclosure of certain documents could undermine international cooperation and agreements.
"The documents requested relate to operational matters that I believe should not be disclosed," he told a hearing of the inquiry in Canberra on Friday. "These documents may impact upon Australia's relations with foreign states and damage those relationships."
Campbell also believed it was too early to provide more information on the 22 boat arrivals that took place in the early phase of the operation, which started on 18 September.
Operation Sovereign Borders would not have achieved the objectives it had without a limit on the information it released publicly, he said. "We would not be where we are today," Campbell said.
There have been no boat arrivals since 19 December.
The Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young quizzed the customs boss, Michael Pezzullo, about what happened to asylum seekers who were in the department's custody at sea but not transferred to an immigration detention centre, presumably because their boat had been turned or towed back to Indonesian waters.
"Your question is an attempt to speak about operational matters covered by the public interest immunity," Pezzullo said.
To discuss in detail operations conducted since 19 December invited him to potentially breach the public interest immunity claim, he said.
By way of implication it asked him to talk about how asylum seekers who had been intercepted, but not detained, had been handled. "It's an indirect way to breach the claim of immunity and I'm not prepared to do that," he said.
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3) GOVERNOR OF PAPUA AND WEST PAPUA MEET PRESIDENT SBY
Jakarta, 28/1 (Jubi) – Lukas Enembe, Governor of Papua and Abraham Octavianus Aturury, West Papua Governor along with the regents, Papuan People’ Assembly( MRP) and the Papua Legislative Council ( DPRP) met President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono at the Presidential Palace in Bogor, Tuesday (28/1).
In a meeting that was closed to the public and lasted approximately three hours, President Yudhoyono was accompanied by Vice President Boediono and the Ministers as Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs, Djoko Suyanto; Coordinating Minister for People’s Welfare, Agung Laksono; Coordinating Minister, Hatta Rajasa; Education and Culture Minister, M Nuh ; head of the State Intelligence Agency, Marciano Noorman ; Police chief, Sutarman; TNI Commander,Moeldoko; Health Minister, Nafsiah Mboi; Deputy Justice Minister, Deny Indrayana; Deputy Finance Minister, Any Ratnawati; Deputy Minister of Public Works, Dardak Herman and Head of the Presidential Work Unit for Development Monitoring and Control, Kuntoro Mangkusubroto.
Coordinating Minister, Djoko Suyanto said that in the meeting the governor of Papua and West Papua will report the outline of development progress in their respective areas. Both will report to the President on the evaluation of the Special Autonomy Law for Papua Province in accordance with the instructions of the President. “Progress report on the presidential mandate of what it wants to develop regarding of Special Autonomy. There has been 12 meetings and has produced initial draft which must be synchronized with West Papua and Papua.It is just discussed with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. “he said.
Since Lukas Enembe inauguration as governor of Papua, the President has mandated the Governor of Papua and West Papua to further evaluate the mandate of the Special Autonomy Law. Both were asked to assess what needs to be added in the legislation so that the process of development in Papua can be accelerated, expanded, and felt by the whole people of that region.
Evaluation of the Special Autonomy Law conducted every five years. In 2006, the evaluation resulted in the formation of the national team to accelerate the development of Papua. Then, through a second evaluation in 2010 formed Accelerated Development Unit Papua and West Papua (UP4B) in 2011 to further accelerate the process of development in the two regions.
“In addition to speeding up the development process, this meeting is to remind president mandate that requested the governor of Papua and West Papua together to stop the movement of armed groups that still exist in Papua.” he said.
“In addition to speeding up the development process, this meeting is to remind president mandate that requested the governor of Papua and West Papua together to stop the movement of armed groups that still exist in Papua.” he said.
In this occasion, the Governor of Papua and West Papua gave report on work-related efforts and programs that have been implemented. In addition, statements relating to the evaluation and further development related to the mandate of the Special Autonomy Law No. 21/2001 will be discussed by the relevant ministries. (Jubi/Alex/Tina)
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