2) Youth shot dead Brimob, Citizens Police Bakar Sugapa
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1) Papua Police Office Targeted After Child Killed in Altercation
A police office in the Sugapa subdistrict in Intan Jaya, Papua, was burned down late Saturday (27/08) in a riot following the killing of 15-year-old Etinus Sondegau in an incident involving police earlier in the day. (Antara Photo/Hendra Nurdiyansyah)
By : Robert Isidorus | on 4:02 PM August 28, 2016
Jakarta. A police office in the Sugapa subdistrict in Intan Jaya, Papua, was burned down late Saturday (27/08) in a riot following the killing of 15-year-old Etinus Sondegau in an incident involving police earlier in the day.
The incident occurred after 10 police officers chased three individuals into a local market in Sugapa after receiving reports the three had threatened members of the public and were intoxicated.
Police fired shots during the chase but refused to divulge if those shots killed Etinus.
A mob formed and arrived at the Sugapa Police office in Intan Jaya district, carrying the body of Etinus, and raized the office before closing down the local airport and a mobile phone tower.
"People shut down the cell phone tower so we have no access on information to Intan Jaya district," Papua Police chief Insp. Gen. Paulus Waterpauw said on Saturday night.
"The situation is beginning to return to normal," Papua Police spokesman Comr. Patriage Renwarin told BeritaSatu.com.
2) Youth shot dead Brimob, Citizens Police Bakar Sugapa
Jayapura, Jubi - One resident reportedly died after being shot by members of Brimob in Sugapa. As a result of this shooting, Sugapa police station burnt to live in ruins.
According to one resident who contacted Sugapa Jubi, the shooting that occurred on Saturday (27/08/2016) at around 10:25 pm Papua time this is the aftermath of the previous shootings, Thursday (08/25/2016).
"On Thursday, it Nope Sani and Nole Sondegau had firewood is not accepted by the company TIGI Permai Jaya Trans Papua road paving work. Do not know why, this company telephone Brimob. Brimob came the firing of two children three times. But do not hit, "said resident Sugapa this Saturday night.
Then, on Saturday, he added, Noperianus Belau, Luter Iapugau, Hans Belau and Otinus Sondegau drunken crossbar motorcycle on the road. These taxis motorcycle owners do not receive. He immediately call Brimob.
"Brimob came right to pursue this four junior high school children. Because four children ran, Brimob after them. They shoot Otinus in front of his own house. One shot hit the hand and another hit in the chest. Otinus die immediately, "he said.
Parents Otinus not receive the treatment of Brimob. They then set fire to the police station Sugapa.
"The bodies were in the house Otinus Regent also directly take them home with grief," the source said this Jubi
Kabidhumas Papua Police, Kombespol Patridge warin confirmed this incident.
According to him, the incident began at around 11:15 CEST after pemalangan at the junction of Market Sugapa performed by three young men who were drunk. All three are facing the people through the streets.
"A member of Brimob came down and hit one of three boys. The other two ran and chased by both members of Brimob, "said Patrige told reporters Saturday evening through short messages.
The Brimob members other than the pursuit, also issued a shot. They had rebuked by members of the Police Sugapa. Shortly thereafter, there was a young man who delivered to members of the police in the police Sugapa, a man who was shot dead and his body was being carried by mothers Sugapa Sugapa towards the police station.
Further Patridge, this time the police have coordinated with the Regent Intan Jaya while was outside Papua. It also coordinates with the Chairman of Parliament Intan Jaya.
"We also coordinate with the pastor to calm the public and entrust the handling of the case to the police," said Patridge. (*)
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Jakarta. Human rights activists have rejected a House of Representatives plan to reinstate deliberation on a government-proposed national security bill, which has been on the backburner for years over concerns that it may pose a threat to the rule of law.
House Speaker Ade Komarudin, who is a member of the Golkar Party, earlier this month proposed that the bill should be included in the institution's priority list, shortly after a meeting with officials from the Ministry of Defense.
"The most fundamental thing under the bill is the definition of national security. It must not lead to multiple interpretations," National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) commissioner Roichatul Aswidah said on Thursday (25/08). "National security is indeed a clause that could be used to limit human rights. But how to limit them should then be thoroughly reviewed."
Calling the bill "draconian," Al Araf of the Indonesian Human Rights Monitor (Imparsial) said: "What is perilous in the bill is that the description of what constitutes a threat is extremely broad. This could seriously limit freedoms."
The bill also includes provisions on the authority of the government to declare martial law in response to civil unrest, if it is considered a threat to national security.
Warning against jeopardizing the country's hard-won democracy, Al Araf said: "That authority is the easiest way for the government to suppress dissent."
The proposal has drawn mixed reaction from lawmakers. Considering the bill involves the interests of a wide range of elements within the government, Golkar has called for greater consultation on the matter to avoid jealousy between state institutions.
The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and United Development Party (PPP) have meanwhile called on state institutions to reach agreement on the requirements first and for the government to complete the draft bill before submitting it to the House for further deliberation.
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