Wednesday, January 29, 2014

1) Papuan Governor Says Shootings are Purely Criminal


1) Papuan Governor Says Shootings are Purely Criminal

2) MSG secretariat briefed on Indonesia trip

3) Indonesia finalises draft for Papua Special Autonomy Law

4) Plan similar to MIFEE in FakFak

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WEDNESDAY, 29 JANUARY, 2014 | 18:22 WIB
1) Papuan Governor Says Shootings are Purely Criminal
TEMPO.COJakarta - Papua Governor Lukas Enembe stated that the string of shooting incidents in Puncak Jaya were purely an act of crime without any political interest as often reported. Lukas mentioned that the crime was not meant to fight for independence as the culprits never proposed any demand.
"Therefore I have requested the Papua Chief of Police to perform legal enforcement," he said, after meeting with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
Lukas mentioned that as a governor, he has attempted to reconcile with several areas where conflicts occur.
"I, alongside the Papua Chief of Police and superior officer of the army, have met with our crossed brothers," said Lukas.
He also admitted that there are indeed conflicts in Papua. However, these conflicts were often driven by local issues, such as regional election, instead of the act insurgency.
CUNDING LEVI


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http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/234436/msg-secretariat-briefed-on-indonesia-trip

2) MSG secretariat briefed on Indonesia trip

Updated at 11:11 am on 28 January 2014
Fiji 's Foreign Minister, Ratu Inoke Kubuabola, has been in Vanuatu briefing the secretariat of the Melanesian Spearhead Group on this month's controversial trip by MSG foreign ministers to Indonesia.
Fiji's Information Ministry says Ratu Inoke met the Director-General and staff of the Secretariat to discuss developments within the MSG and the upcoming events and activities for the year.
The Indoensia trip was aimed at assessing the West Papua National Coalition for Liberation's bid for MSG membership but it was boycotted by Vanuatu.
Ratu Inoke also met Vanuatu's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Edward Natapei.

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http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/234661/indonesia-finalises-draft-for-papua-special-autonomy-law

3) Indonesia finalises draft for Papua Special Autonomy Law

Updated 38 minutes ago
The Indonesian government says it is finalising the draft revision to the 2001 Papua Special Autonomy Law for the resource-rich provinces of Papua and West Papua.
Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and senior ministers met this week with Papua Governor Lukas Enembe and West Papua Governor Abraham Atururi, as well as regional representatives, on the draft.
The Jakarta Post reports that Papuan officials submitted a report on recent political and economic developments in the two provinces.
Jakarta says the review of the law would yield improvements to the forestry, maritime, energy and transportation sectors.
But it says it also intends to firmly quell armed separatist movements in Papua.
Meanwhile, one of the Papuan activists who addressed last week's European Parliament hearing on Human Rights regarding Papua region, Zely Ariane, says the revised autonomy package won't improve the welfare of Papuans.
He says it would follow the same path as the existing law, which is considered to have failed to improve the welfare of indigenous Papuans.
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4) Plan similar to MIFEE in FakFak


Fakfak (on the Southern Coast of West Papua Province), has plans to start a program to develop integrated agribusiness similar to MIFEE in Merauke. It turns out that the program’s “designer”, (Ir. Omah Laduani Ladamay, MSi) the current head of the Fakfak Agriculture Service, is a former member of the MIFEE team in Merauke. The planned investments are as follows:
1. Fakfak local government is working together with the Agriculture Ministry to develop an ‘agricultural city’ (Agropolitan) program in Bomberay and Tomage districts made up of:
- An Oil Palm Plantation of around 30,595.89 hectares to be developed by PT Rimbun Sawit Papua in PT Agoda Rimba Irian’s former Forest Management Concession and the Bomberay transmigration zone. The Environmental Impact Assessment is currently being compiled by PT Sucofindo.
- Developing around 100,000 hectares of cattle farming / ranching and transmigration (opening up new transmigration areas SP1 to SP7 in and around Tomage)
- A planned sweetcorn plantation for diet sugar substitute Tropikana Slim (PT Mayora)* and other similar projects covering around 100,000 hectares. (National business groups which are ready to invest include Salim Group and Medco Group)
2. Fakfak Local government to work together with the Ministry of Maritime Affairs & Fisheries on a MINAPOLITAN program (integrated sea fisheries) in the East Fakfak area (areal extent currently unknown as the Master Plan is still being compiled), and further transmigrant arrivals are also planned.
3. A plan to develop an industrial forestry plantation for the pulp and paper industry by the Raja Garuda Mas group from Riau. Three subsidiaries, PT Fakfak Anugrah Abadi (FAA), PT Kreasi Permata Hijau (KPH) and PT Kesatuan Mas Abadi (KMA) plan to develop around 350,000 hectares of Acacia Mangium in an area ranging from Bomberay district to the south of Karas district. The companies are currently in the process of compiling an environmental impact assessment.
The latest information which has been obtained by the Gemapala Fakfak NGO (in 2013) reveals that PT Rimbun Sawit Papua’s planned oil palm plantation investment lies between Kampung Otoweri, Tomage District, and Kampung Mbima Jaya in Bomberay District, based on a location permit (SK) from the Fakfak District Head No. 170, dated 30th December 2010, and the technical assessment of the head of the West Papua Forestry and Plantation Service No. 522.1/608, dated 27th December 2010.
Source: Information received from Gemapala Fakfak
* [awasMIFFE note: as far as we are aware Tropikana Slim is a brand owned by the Nutrifood company rather than Mayora, and we are not sure which company is active in Fakfak. Also, as additional information, PT Rimbun Sawit Papua's Jakarta address is the same as several subsidiaries of the Salim Group (Indofood Agri), strongly suggesting a link.]
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