2) Free condoms at 180 sites in Jayapura
3) Papua Police Arrest Mother for Alleged Child Abuse
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1) Petition Exceeds Voice Support for ULMWP Act of 1969
Author: Theresia Francisca Tekege | Tuesday, June 16, 2015 20:25
The leaders of the union struggle for independence of West Papua (ULMWP) in Honiara, Solomon Island. Photo: facebook.
Jayapura, STEP MAGAZINE - West Papua National Committee (KNPB) voiced, a petition to support the people of West Papua The United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP) to the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) exceeds the voice of the Popular Consultation (Act) in 1969.
It is delivered spokesman KNPB, bazookas Logo told reporters at a news conference in the courtyard Museum Papua Expo, Waena, Jayapura, on Tuesday (06/16/2015).
In the period are set, there are 157 427 signatures in a petition made by setting up posts Papua uproar ULMWP support in complex Cendrawasih University in Jayapura.
"Ahead of the meeting of MSG, attitude and enthusiastic support of the people of West Papua to ULMWP as container Nations National unity in the territory of West Papua is very clear. The awareness of the people of Papua to the container ULMWP also strong and positive," said Logo.
"In the framework of the campaign and socialization ULMWP in all regions of West Papua from early April until June 15, 2015, officials of the Republic of Indonesia has arrested 507 activists of the Papuan people, 10 activists are still in detention colonial Indonesia. The incidents are natural people two months The latter has shown the people of West Papua is very supportive of Papuan independence struggle consciously, "he explains.
Further Logo, Indonesia has been claimed, only a handful of Papuans want independence shout. "But with the results of the post support in just a few days, exceeded the number of voters in the 1969 Act used to be a corroboration of the argument, the majority of Papuans want independence," he said. (Theresia Francisca Tekege / MS)
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2) Free condoms at 180 sites in Jayapura
Nethy Dharma Somba, The Jakarta Post, Jayapura | Archipelago | Tue, June 16 2015, 4:00 PM
Around 100 volunteers and social workers have been deployed to distribute free condoms in 180 known areas for sex transactions such as hotels, dormitories, rental rooms and on the streets in their efforts to slow down the rapid spreading of HIV/AIDS in the provincial capital and surrounding areas.
The secretary of the Papua AIDS Prevention Commission, Constant Karma, said in Jayapura on Tuesday that the move was aimed at moving condoms closer to where they are needed.
He said the volunteers and social workers have never forced but only offered condoms and the decision remained with sex consumers on whether or not to use them.
“The condoms are offered only to those exposed to a high risk of HIV infection because this is the only way to suppress the rapid spreading of the fatal disease in the province,” he said.
Constant, also a former deputy governor of Papua, revealed that the total number of people infected with AIDS in the province has reached around 19,000 since the virus was first detected in Merauke in 1992.
Separately, the head of the AIDS, TB and Malaria technical unit at the Papua Health Agency, Ni Nyoman Sri Antara, said that his office would involve both informal and religious leaders in their campaign for HIV/AIDS prevention in the province.
“Informal and religious leaders will be asked to play an active role in the campaign because most people, mostly those living in rural areas, have yet to learn about the fatal disease,” he said.
He said that based on a survey conducted in 2013, only nine out of every 100 people had a comprehensive understanding of the disease, how it is transmitted and how to prevent it.(+++)
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3) Papua Police Arrest Mother for Alleged Child Abuse
By Roberth Isidorus on 04:11 pm Jun 16, 2015
Tags: child abuse, Jayapura
Jayapura. Police in Jayapura, Papua, have arrested a local woman for allegedly assaulting her own child and inflicting serious physical injuries.
Police officers detained Debi Husein, 35, on Tuesday afternoon after they received a report from neighbors who saw her 6-year-old child standing outside the house appearing to be in pain and frightened, said First Insp. Irene Aronggear, chief of the women and children services unit at the Jayapura Police.
Irene added that police also took Debi’s husband into custody for questioning as he has allegedly abused the young boy as well.
Results of a medical exam revealed the child suffered a broken right leg, cigarette burns all over his body and blunt-force trauma to the head.
“The victim’s condition was very weak when [the neighbors] found him; his breathing was slow and his face was turning blue,” said Irene.
According to Elias, 31, one of the witnesses, the victim had stayed under the care of his aunt who resides in Makassar, South Sulawesi, and returned to Jayapura five months ago.
“I’ve heard the victim crying in pain many times, but I was not brave enough to reprimand the parents,” Elias said.
The case comes less than a week after Bali Police discovered the body of an 8-year-old girl, Angeline, who was reported missing on May 16. Though investigators have detained a former male domestic worker for her murder, they also arrested the child’s foster mother, Margarieth Christine Megawe for charges of neglect.
Angeline’s death has also prompted calls from activists for harsher punishments for child abusers in Indonesia.
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