2) Another shootout occurred in Kiwirok, 1 Brimob member was shot
3) Indonesian government devising development plan for Papua
4) ‘TRIBAL WAR’ ONLY HARMS INDIGENOUS PAPUANS: TRIBAL COUNCIL
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1) Police officer shot in gunfight with Papuan terrorists in Kiwirok
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Jayapura, Papua (ANTARA) - A member of the Indonesian Police's Operation Nemangkawi Task Force was shot during a gunfight with several armed Papuan separatist terrorists in the Kiwirok area of Pegunungan Bintang District on Monday morning.
First Constable Bachtiar survived the shooting though he sustained a gunshot injury on the left side of his shoulder blade, Pegunungan Bintang Police Chief Adjunct Senior Commissioner Cahyo Sukarnito revealed.
The wounded Mobile Brigade member is in a stable condition, he noted.
ANTARA has reported that Operation Nemangkawi was launched in 2019 following the massacre of 31 workers of PT Istaka Karya in Kali Yigi and Kali Aurak in Yigi Sub-district, Nduga District, on December 2, 2018.
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Papuan separatist terrorists, who were believed to be behind the brutal killings of the Trans Papua construction workers, also killed a soldier, identified as Handoko, and injured two other security personnel, Sugeng and Wahyu, according to reports.
Papua has borne witness to a repeated cycle of violence, with armed groups in the districts of Intan Jaya, Nduga, and Puncak targeting civilians and security personnel over the past few years.
Intan Jaya recorded its bloodiest month in September 2020, with armed groups launching a series of attacks in the area that claimed the lives of two soldiers and two civilians and left two others injured.
The acts of terror have continued in 2021. On January 10, 2021, for instance, an Indonesian soldier died in a gunfight in the Titigi area of Intan Jaya District.
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On April 25, 2021, Papuan separatists, operating in Beoga, ambushed State Intelligence Agency (Papua) Chief I Gusti Putu Danny Karya Nugraha and several security personnel during their visit to Dambet Village.
Nugraha died of gunshot wounds sustained in the attack.
The National Police has extended the Nemangkawi Task Force's operational period till January 25, 2022, following the end of the second phase of its operations on December 31, 2021.
According to the National Police's spokesperson Brig. Gen. Ahmad Ramadhan, the decision was made based on the outcome of an analysis and evaluation conducted by the National Police and Indonesian Military (TNI) before the task force's operational period ended in December 2021.
The police will make the most of the extended period to make requisite preparations to continue its territorial operation under the command of Papua Police, Ramadhan noted recently.
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First Constable Bachtiar survived the shooting though he sustained a gunshot injury on the left side of his shoulder blade, Pegunungan Bintang Police Chief Adjunct Senior Commissioner Cahyo Sukarnito revealed.
The wounded Mobile Brigade member is in a stable condition, he noted.
ANTARA has reported that Operation Nemangkawi was launched in 2019 following the massacre of 31 workers of PT Istaka Karya in Kali Yigi and Kali Aurak in Yigi Sub-district, Nduga District, on December 2, 2018.
Related news: Indonesian police readies plan for Operation Peace Cartenz in Papua
Papuan separatist terrorists, who were believed to be behind the brutal killings of the Trans Papua construction workers, also killed a soldier, identified as Handoko, and injured two other security personnel, Sugeng and Wahyu, according to reports.
Papua has borne witness to a repeated cycle of violence, with armed groups in the districts of Intan Jaya, Nduga, and Puncak targeting civilians and security personnel over the past few years.
Intan Jaya recorded its bloodiest month in September 2020, with armed groups launching a series of attacks in the area that claimed the lives of two soldiers and two civilians and left two others injured.
The acts of terror have continued in 2021. On January 10, 2021, for instance, an Indonesian soldier died in a gunfight in the Titigi area of Intan Jaya District.
Related news: Prosperity-based approach to be prioritized in Operation Nemangkawi
On April 25, 2021, Papuan separatists, operating in Beoga, ambushed State Intelligence Agency (Papua) Chief I Gusti Putu Danny Karya Nugraha and several security personnel during their visit to Dambet Village.
Nugraha died of gunshot wounds sustained in the attack.
The National Police has extended the Nemangkawi Task Force's operational period till January 25, 2022, following the end of the second phase of its operations on December 31, 2021.
According to the National Police's spokesperson Brig. Gen. Ahmad Ramadhan, the decision was made based on the outcome of an analysis and evaluation conducted by the National Police and Indonesian Military (TNI) before the task force's operational period ended in December 2021.
The police will make the most of the extended period to make requisite preparations to continue its territorial operation under the command of Papua Police, Ramadhan noted recently.
Related news: Indonesian government devising development plan for Papua
Related news: Government allocates US$5.9 billion for Papua for 2022
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2) Another shootout occurred in Kiwirok, 1 Brimob member was shot
Reporter Alexander Loen January 17, 2022 10:41 pm
Papua No. 1 News Portal | Jubi Jayapura, Jubi –
The shootout between armed groups and the joint TNI/Polri officers took place again in Kiwirok District, Bintang Mountains Regency, Papua, Monday (17/1/2022). A member of Brimob, Bharatu Bachtiar, had to be evacuated to Jayapura, because he was shot in the back. The head of the Bintang Mountains Resort Police, AKBP Cahyo Sukarnito, stated that the shooting in Kiwirok on Monday occurred at around 06.30 WP.
He stated that the shooting occurred between the joint TNI/Polri apparatus and an armed group led by Lamek Alipki Taplo. “The shootout occurred before the troop withdrawal to Timika Regency. Currently, joint forces are continuing to pursue the armed group led by Lamek Alipki Taplo," Cahyo said in Jayapura, Monday.
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According to Cahyo, after the shootout, the situation in Kiwirok District was conducive. "The Cartenz Peace [Operation] Troops have added troops to the area," he said. Head of Public Relations of the Papua Regional Police, Kombes Ahmad Musthofa Kamal said there were no casualties in the gunfight that occurred in Kiwirok on Monday.
He stated that the TNI-Polri security forces continued to guard at vulnerable points and entrances for armed groups there.
"Currently Bharatu Bachtiar has been evacuated to Bhayangkara Jayapura Hospital. [He was evaluated] for further treatment,” Kamal said. (*)
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3) Indonesian government devising development plan for Papua
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Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Indonesian Government is currently formulating the 2022–2041 Papua Development Acceleration Master Plan (RIPP), expert staff to the National Development Planning (PPN/Bappenas) Minister, Oktorialdi, said during a meeting here on Monday.
The 2022–2041 Papua RIPP is based on Law No. 2 of 2021 on Special Autonomy for Papua, he added.
It is also based on Government Regulation No. 107 of 2021 on Admission, Management, Monitoring, and Development Acceleration Master Plan in Implementing Papua Special Autonomy, he informed.
"This RIPP document contains a projection of Papua's condition in 2041," he said.
"We have imagined Papua's condition in 2041. We have imagined what will happen in Papua 20 years from now based on existing conditions, both the potential and challenges," he added.
In terms of demographics, it is estimated that the population of Papua will increase with rising immigration, he said.
Papua's population is also projected to be concentrated in shoreline cities, which relates to the economic pattern of cities and villages, he added.
"Papua will also face various challenges that concern the quality of education, skills, and health that mirror the Papuan Native People's (OAP) competence," Oktorialdi said.
"Realizing a productive OAP along with increasing jobs has become an important challenge that we face," he observed.
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In 20 years, Papua will also have a number of new provinces that will become new economic centers, he added.
This will also create challenges for the regional bureaucracy and will necessitate quality, equal, and balanced public services, he said.
"The quality of Papuan human resources in 2041 is expected to improve along with the declining poverty rate and increasing regional fiscal independence," Oktorialdi noted.
In terms of natural resource potential, various natural resources of Papua are expected to be managed sustainably and inclusively, especially for indigenous people and OAP, he informed.
"Papuan forests will also play an important role as a pillar for the blue-green economy and climate change," he said.
Papua will also face digitalization challenges as the changes in technology, information, and communication affect various aspects of life, he added.
"In addition, there are also geopolitical and state border changes that Papua should handle as Indonesia's front gate in the Pacific region," he remarked.
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The 2022–2041 Papua RIPP is based on Law No. 2 of 2021 on Special Autonomy for Papua, he added.
It is also based on Government Regulation No. 107 of 2021 on Admission, Management, Monitoring, and Development Acceleration Master Plan in Implementing Papua Special Autonomy, he informed.
"This RIPP document contains a projection of Papua's condition in 2041," he said.
"We have imagined Papua's condition in 2041. We have imagined what will happen in Papua 20 years from now based on existing conditions, both the potential and challenges," he added.
In terms of demographics, it is estimated that the population of Papua will increase with rising immigration, he said.
Papua's population is also projected to be concentrated in shoreline cities, which relates to the economic pattern of cities and villages, he added.
"Papua will also face various challenges that concern the quality of education, skills, and health that mirror the Papuan Native People's (OAP) competence," Oktorialdi said.
"Realizing a productive OAP along with increasing jobs has become an important challenge that we face," he observed.
Related news: Papua, West Papua among 8 provinces with highest budgets: govt
In 20 years, Papua will also have a number of new provinces that will become new economic centers, he added.
This will also create challenges for the regional bureaucracy and will necessitate quality, equal, and balanced public services, he said.
"The quality of Papuan human resources in 2041 is expected to improve along with the declining poverty rate and increasing regional fiscal independence," Oktorialdi noted.
In terms of natural resource potential, various natural resources of Papua are expected to be managed sustainably and inclusively, especially for indigenous people and OAP, he informed.
"Papuan forests will also play an important role as a pillar for the blue-green economy and climate change," he said.
Papua will also face digitalization challenges as the changes in technology, information, and communication affect various aspects of life, he added.
"In addition, there are also geopolitical and state border changes that Papua should handle as Indonesia's front gate in the Pacific region," he remarked.
Related news: Govt to involve local figures to publicize renewed Papua autonomy law
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