Jayapura. A group of gunmen fired on a convoy of trailer trucks owned by US mining giant Freeport Indonesia in Timika, Papua on Friday.
The trucks were driving from Timika to Tembagapura. During the convoy’s journey, a group of shooters opened fire from both sides of the road, but the trucks continued onward.
Adj. Sr. Cmr. Pujo Sulistyo, a Papua Police spokesman, confirmed the shootings.
“Yes, the convoy of trailer trucks belonging to Freeport was fired on. No casualties were reported in the incident,” he said on Friday. “The trucks kept driving despite being shot at.”
Each truck suffered damage from the gunfire.
Pujo added that police were still investigating the scene of the crime in search of projectiles.
The unidetified perpetrators are still being hunted by the police.
“We are still looking for the perpetrators, as we know their identities,” Pujo said, without providing further details.
Jayapura, Papua (ANTARA News) - An armed civilian group shot at two trucks owned by the gold and copper mining company PT Freeport Indonesia in the easternmost province of Papua, on Friday afternoon.
The trucks were shot at while passing through the mile 42 marker, a source stated.
Unidentified gunmen also set fire to a truck carrying sand at mile marker 37-240. Security authorities were not available for comment on the incident.
1) Watchdog wants action over West Papuan's suspicious death
Updated at 3:18 pm on 24 December 2013
The Asian Human Rights Commission is adding its voice to concerns at the death of West Papua separatist militia leader, Danny Kogoya.
Mr Kogoya died in hospital in Vanimo in Papua New Guinea last week, reportedly of liver failure due to the presence of unusual chemicals in his body.
A doctor in Vanimo has suggested poison was administered while Mr Kogoya was a patient at the hospital - he had been there receiving treatment.
A year earlier Mr Kogoya had been shot by the Indonesian military which subsequently amputated his leg, an operation for which he had not given permission.
The death has been officially classified as a murder and the court in Vanimo last week ordered that an autopsy to be carried out.
But the Commission says Indonesian officials are preventing the hospital in Vanimo from going ahead and it says this raises suspicions of Jakarta's involvement in Mr Kogoya's death.
The Commission has called for a letter writing campaign to put the issue before political leaders in Indonesia and PNG.
2) West Papuan activist pleads for Kogoya post mortem to go ahead
Updated at 3:11 pm on 23 December 2013
A West Papuan activist in Papua New Guinea's Vanimo says they are still to resolve a dispute with Indonesian authorities over the body of a former Papuan military commander, Danny Kogoya.
Mr Kogoya, who had been a regional commander in the separatist militia, the OPM, lost a leg in an attack by Indonesian security forces in Jayapura more than a year ago.
He died last week in Vanimo where he had been in hiding after escaping across the border.
There are claims he was poisoned.
Jeffrey Bomanak says Indonesia's Vanimo consulate is stopping an autopsy being carried out on the body but he says it is vital this is done before the holiday and to allow Mr Kogoya's funeral to go ahead in Jayapura.
"We have to complete the post mortem process. And then after that I want Papua New Guinea government, especially Indonesian government, have to give a good guarantee so I can bring the body to Jayapura."
3) WHY THE CONSULATE RI BLOCK Vanimo autopsy DANNY Kogoya ?
Author : Victor Mambor on December 24 , 2013 at 10:46:33 WP
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Vanimo Court Case documents stating that Kogoya Danny 's death is a murder case ( Doc. Jubi )
Jayapura , 24/12 ( Jubi ) - On the same day the orders issued Vanimo Vanimo Court House to conduct an autopsy on the body of Danny Kogoya , four people came to see the Vanimo Hospital Management and asked to cancel the autopsy . Two of the four men identified as the Indonesian consulate in Vanimo staff .
Danny Kogoya , which is touted as the commander of the National Liberation Army of Free Papua Movement ( TPN / OPM ) crossed into PNG after being released from jail because no letter Abepura elongation arrest. In November , Danny Kogoya do a leg amputated as a result of being shot by Indonesian police in Vanimo Hospital . In addition to medical treatment for his leg , the doctors in Vanimo also try to identify the cause of swelling in some parts of the body of Danny . He underwent blood tests four times in Vanimo Hospital . The doctors at the hospital Vanimo later claimed Danny 's blood test results is something that is " complicated " .
The family of Danny Kogoya get a medical report during hospital visits Vanimo on the date of December 15, 2013 . Then , on 17 December 2013 , the family asks Danny Vanimo Court House to give permission to bring Danny 's body back to Indonesia so he could be buried in Jayapura . The family includes Danny medical report issued by the Vanimo Hospital . After seeing the medical documents , Vanimo Court House Court concluded that Danny 's death was a homicide. The medical report stated that Danny suffers Liver Cirrhosis ( Liver Cirrhosis ) that cause human heart failed to function . Many causes of cirrhosis include chemicals ( such as alcohol , fat , and certain medications ) , viruses , toxic metals ( such as iron and copper that accumulate in the liver as a result of genetic diseases ) , and autoimmune liver disease in which the immune system attacks the liver .
Amos Bonn , medic Vanimo Court House which makes Danny Kogoya death report , when contacted Jubi ( 23/12 ) , said the court issued an order Vanimo autopsy on the same day , Tuesday ( 17/12 ) .
" Clock time 13:00 Vanimo , dated December 17, 2013 , the court issued an order to perform an autopsy on the body of Danny after I made the coronary report . " Said Amos Bonn .
About what caused the death of Danny so Vanimo court conclude as a homicide , Bonn Amos said of the hospital's medical records known to have unusual chemical in the body of Danny .
" Dany 's death likely caused by the presence of unusual chemicals in the body . A doctor in Vanimo General Hospital allegedly has incorporated certain chemicals that are placed in the body of Danny when he was treated at Vanimo General Hospital . "Added Amos Bonn .
When an autopsy will be conducted at 15:00 pm on the same day , after Danny 's family brought a medical specialist , the four men met with hospital management and preventing the autopsy . Two of the four men identified as the Indonesian consulate in Vanimo staff , one of which is known by the people of Vanimo as Father 's Day . While the other two are not known to their identity and what capacity they were present at the time Vanimo Hospital .
" Consulate staff did not give any reason when canceling an autopsy . We were just told that it was done , though equally delicious from your party ( family Dany - ed) and our party ( consulate - ed ) . "Said Jeffrey P to Jubi , Tuesday ( 24/12 ) .
Dated December 19, 2013 , the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia held a meeting with Governor Saundaun Province , Papua New Guinea . It is not known what the meeting topic . Dated December 22, 2013 meeting between Dany 's family , the staff of the Indonesian consulate in Vanimo and Sandaun local governments and Vanimo . During the meeting , the Indonesian Consulate finally agreed to perform an autopsy , but stressed that it must be done no later than Monday, December 23, 2013 . But the autopsy could not be performed until today, Tuesday ( 24/12 ) .
Agree Perform Autopsy After New Year
After the autopsy could not be performed until December 23 , the Government of Papua New Guinea finally ( PNG ) , the family and the Indonesian consulate in Vanimo agreed to perform an autopsy on the body of Danny Kogoya at the beginning of the new year .
Matthew Murib contacted Jubi admit there have been several meetings between city government Vanimo , PNG Government , the Indonesian Consulate in Vanimo and Danny Kogoya family party .
' Each party has agreed to perform autopsy Danny Kogoya after the new year , to appreciate the celebration of Christmas and New Year . " Said Matthew Murib that acts as a mediator in an attempt to return the body of Danny Kogoya to Jayapura on Tuesday ( 24/12 ) .
According to Matthew , the last few days has made meeting separately and jointly between the city government Vanimo , PNG Government , the Indonesian Consulate in Vanimo and Danny Kogoya family parties to find a solution to Dany Kogoya the corpse is still in the hospital Vanimo .
" Coordination continues to run , had about 80 percent was for this case . " Said Matthew Murib .
Family Party Danny Kogoya , Jeffrey P when contacted Jubi ( 24/12 ) confirms this . Jeffrey admitted that the family had also met with the Government of PNG , Indonesian Consulate in Vanimo to discuss this .
" At first Indonesian Consul in Vanimo not agree to do an autopsy . They would , Danny's body was sent immediately to Jayapura . Let equally delicious , they said at the time. But after PNG authorities are represented Moses Pei from the PNG government abroad come to Vanimo to discuss this , they finally agreed . We , the family met Jahar Gultom , head of the Indonesian consulate in Vanimo , yesterday , Monday ( 23/12 - red ) . Previously , we have met with Moses Pei from the PNG government abroad . We had a deal , to appreciate Christmas and New Year , Danny's body will be autopsied after the new year . "Said Jeffrey .
Death is blocking the investigation or PNG Constitutional Violations
Both Indonesia and Papua New Guinea constitution guarantees the right to life for all people . Under international law , the right to life requires the state's obligation not only to refrain from arbitrary taking of life of individuals , but also to conduct an investigation into the unnatural death of the individual . By blocking the investigation into the death of Danny Kogoya , Indonesia has violated its own constitution and international human rights obligations .
Coupled with the presence of chemicals in the body that is unusual and Danny Kogoya Vanimo doctor's statement that there are certain chemicals in the body Dany , Indonesian Consulate action that cancels autopsy Dany Kogoya , has led to accusations that Danny Kogoya been poisoned to death slowly by the Indonesian authorities . Previously , Indonesian Intelligence Agency ( State Intelligence Agency , NIA ) involved in the murder of Munir Said Thalib , an Indonesian human rights activist , who was poisoned with arsenic on a flight to Amsterdam in 2004 . ( Jubi / Victor Mambor )
4) Titus Christ Pekey: Campaigning for Papua’s world heritage
Nethy Dharma Somba, The Jakarta Post, Jayapura, Papua | People | Tue, December 24 2013, 11:51 AM
Titus Christ Pekey has been known as a noken (traditional Papuan woven bag) campaigner since his successful bid to get the Papuan traditional bags recognized by the UNESCO as one of the world’s objects of intangible cultural heritage on Dec. 4, 2012 in Paris.
Noken was added to the list of objects of intangible cultural heritage from Indonesia after wayang (shadow puppets, 2003), kris (2005), batik (2009), angklung (bamboo musical instruments, 2010) and Aceh’s saman dance (2011).
The struggle waged by Titus, however, isn’t over yet. “The recognition of noken as a world heritage is the beginning rather than the end of our struggle to make noken well known all over the globe, because as a cultural heritage it should be preserved by involving the entire world population,” the 39-year-old pointed out.
Titus has campaigned for the opening of noken museums currently under construction in the provinces of West Papua and Papua. He is also striving for the inclusion of the study of noken as part of primary school curriculum in Papua and West Papua. According to him, noken makers are now mostly senior citizens while younger people are rarely involved, some even completely ignorant of the item.
The Education and Culture Ministry’s directorate general of culture has organized a seminar on noken in the Papuan school curriculum. “It’s now time for Papuan governors, regents and mayors to incorporate the study of noken so that children become familiar with noken from an early age,” appealed Titus.
Titus is also initiating the setting up of noken studios or centers all over Papua. Apart from functioning as noken sale centers, such studios can also serve as training workshops where tourists can also observe the weaving or knitting process of the typical Papuan bags. “Today, noken bags are sold by women on sidewalks,’’ he said.
Titus was born in Wakeitei, Deiyai regency, Papua, on Sept. 19, 1975. The 2008 graduate of Atmajaya University, Yogyakarta, is now a researcher at the Papua Ecological Institute focusing on Papuan cultural and environmental issues. Since his childhood, Titus has used noken to carry his books to school and keep packed rations on long journeys, thus practically serving all purposes of daily activity.
The Papuans living in the central mountain ranges also use noken as portable beds for babies and children. “While traveling or going to plantations, women put their children in nokens and carry them round. I was frequently asleep in the bag till the age of nine,” said Papua Governor Lukas Enembe at the first anniversary commemoration of noken as a world heritage in Jayapura on Dec. 4.
People carrying noken are found everywhere in Papua, including on campuses, in churches and supermarkets. Especially during cultural events, noken bags are mostly used by those present. At the Baliem Valley Cultural Festival held annually in August in Wamena, Jayawijaya, Papua, for instance, nearly all the women attending carried noken as part of their attire.
Noken can also be modified to become head covers and even adorned as clothing. At the meeting of religious leaders, communal figures and government representatives from 16 regencies in the central ranges zone in Jayapura on Dec. 9-12, all female committee members and dancers wore noken along with dresses. Small-sized bags are usually strapped to the body while bigger ones with more stuff are fastened to the head.
The materials for noken crafting vary, notably dried tree bark turned into yarn for knitting, besides the skin of orchid stems. Orchid-based noken can be very expensive, reaching the price range of Rp 2 - 3 million (US$164-246) per bag. The orchid bags are only found in the region of Paniai and its vicinity, and are used only by selected people, mostly being granted as gifts to respectable personalities.
The traditional bags made by most Papuan women are knitted from modern yarn sold in shops. They are easy to obtain and come in a variety of colors, making the price of such noken lower — between Rp 50,000 and Rp 300,000 per bag. The large quantity of noken made from ready-made yarn also worries Titus because the genuine noken from Papua’s natural materials may gradually vanish.
Lince Mote, 26, a noken maker, admitted that it was more convenient to use yarn from shops to weave noken compared to raw materials like tree bark.
“The widespread use of yarn is indeed feared to result in the loss of noken’s philosophical meaning. Bark-based noken bags are transparent, which means openness. Yarn-made bags are tightly closed. This is an inevitable trend, but noken imbued with Papuan culture should be preserved,’’ he added.
Meanwhile, Papua Governor Enembe will issue a regulation stipulating provisions on the protection, preservation and utilization of noken so that the traditional bags will not only enjoy the recognition as a cultural heritage but also become one of the economic resources of the region’s population.
INDONESIA/PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Indonesia interferes in the investigation in the death of a West Papuan activist
December 23, 2013
ASIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION - URGENT APPEALS PROGRAMME
Urgent Appeal Case: AHRC-UAC-157-2013
23 December 2013 --------------------------------------------------------------------- INDONESIA/PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Indonesia interferes in the investigation in the death of a West Papuan activist
ISSUES: Administration of justice; extrajudicial killings; independence of judges & lawyers; right to life; right to remedy ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear friends,
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information regarding the death of Danny Kogoya, regional commander of the Free Papua Movement (Organisasi Papua Merdeka, OPM), in Vanimo, Papua New Guinea. The cause of death was reported to be liver failure due to the presence of unusual chemical substances in his body. A Vanimo court has classified his death as a case of murder and called for an autopsy. However, the Indonesian state authorities intervened and prevented an autopsy from taking place, raising the suspicion of their involvement in Danny Kogoya's death.
CASE NARRATIVE:
According to the family of Danny Kogoya and several West Papuan activists, Danny passed away on Sunday, 15 December, 2013, at 8:30 a.m. in Vanimo, Papua New Guinea. Danny Kogoya arrived in Vanimo in October 2013. Danny was receiving medical treatment in Vanimo General Hospital for his right leg which was amputated without his consent by the doctors of a police hospital in Bhayangkara Kotaraja, Papua, Indonesia.His leg was amputated after he was shot by Indonesian security forces at the time of his arrest on 2 September 2012. During his time at the police hospital, Danny was not permitted to receive visits from his family. (Picture: Danny Kogoya. Courtesy of TAPOL)
Danny was later released, as his detention period had run out, and stayed in Kamp Victoria at the border of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. He later fled to Papua New Guinea, out of fear of being re-arrested.
Apart from medical treatment for his amputated leg, the doctors in Vanimo also tried to identify the cause of the swelling in some parts of Danny's body. He had his blood checked four times by the hospital, which results are claimed by the doctors to be 'complicated'. The medical report was given to the family following Danny's death on 15 December 2013.
On 17 December 2013, Danny's family requested the Vanimo Court House to give permission to bring Danny's body back to Indonesia so he could be buried in West Papua. In submitting the request, the family attached Danny's medical report issued by the Vanimo General Hospital. After seeing the document, the Court concluded that Danny's death should be treated as a murder. The medical report stated that Danny was suffering from liver failure, brought on by the presence of unusual chemicals in his body. A doctor at Vanimo General Hospital alleged that these chemical substances were put in Danny's body when he was held at Vanimo General Hospital. At 1 p.m. on 17 December 2013, the Court issued an order calling for an autopsy.
A relative of Danny Kogoya was with the specialist doctor when the autopsy was about to take place at 3 p.m. on the same day. At the same time, four individuals met with the management of the hospital and prevented the autopsy from taking place. Two of the four were identified as staff of the Indonesian Consulate in Vanimo, one of whom was known as Bapak Hari. The identity of the other two individuals is yet to be verified as is the institution they represent.
Consulate staff did not provide any reason to cancel the autopsy. Danny's family was told that it was done 'for your sake and ours' ('biar sama-sama enak dari pihak kalian dan pihak kami')
On 19 December 2013, the Indonesian Consulate General held a meeting with the Governor of Saundaun province of Papua New Guinea but the topic of the meeting is not known. On 22 December 2013, a meeting was held between the representative of Danny's family, members of the consulate and the Papua New Guinea local authorities. The Indonesian consulate agreed to the autopsy, but emphasised that it should be done no later than Monday, 23 December 2013.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Danny Kogoya was the Jayapura regional commander of the OPM, an organisation campaigning for West Papua's political independence from Indonesia. He was arrested by Indonesian security forces on 2 September 2012. He was blamed for several attacks, one of which took place in Nafri in 2011. Danny reportedly confessed to being responsible for these attacks, yet his lawyer in an interview mentioned to TAPOL that Danny was forced to confess.
Both the constitutions of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea guarantee the right to life to everyone. According to international law, the right to life entails the obligations of the state not only to refrain from arbitrarily taking the life of individuals, but also to conduct investigations into the unnatural deaths of individuals. By obstructing the investigation of the death of Danny Kogoya, Indonesia has violated its own constitution and its international human rights obligation.
Coupled with the presence of unusual chemical substances in Danny Kogoya's body and a Vanimo doctor's statement that such material was put there while Danny was in the police hospital in Jayapura, Indonesia's interference in the investigation raised the allegation that Danny Kogoya had been slowly poisoned to death by the Indonesian state authorities. Previously, the Indonesian Intelligence Agency (Badan Intelijen Negara, BIN) was involved in the murder of Said Munir Thalib, an Indonesian human rights activist, who was poisoned with arsenic on a flight to Amsterdam in 2004.
SUGGESTED ACTION: Please write to the Indonesian authorities listed below, urging them to refrain from obstructing the criminal investigation called by the Vanimo Court House. Please write to the relevant authorities in Papua New Guinea, encouraging them to conduct a criminal investigation into the death of Danny Kogoya, in accordance with its law and international human rights standards.
The AHRC, Human Rights and Peace for Papua (ICP), Franciscans International, TAPOL and West Papua Netzwerk have separately submitted letters of allegation to the UN Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial executions, summary or arbitrary executions, calling for his intervention in this matter.
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INDONESIA/PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Indonesia interferes in the investigation in the death of a West Papuan activist
Name of victim: Danny Kogoya Names of alleged perpetrators: Staff of Indonesian consulate in Vanimo, Papua New Guinea, one of which is identified as Bapak Hari Date of incident: 17 December 2013 – present Place of incident: Vanimo, Papua New Guinea
I am writing to voice my deep concern regarding the suspicious death of Danny Kogoya, Jayapura regional commander of the Free Papua Movement (Organisasi Papua Merdeka, OPM). Danny Kogoya, a citizen of Papua province, Indonesia, died on the morning of 15 December 2013 in Vanimo, Papua New Guinea. A medical report issued by the Vanimo General Hospital reveals that he died of liver failure brought on by the presence of unusual chemical substances in his body.
A relative of Danny Kogoya submitted his medical report to the Vanimo Court House. After seeing the document, they called for Danny's death to be treated as a murder case. On 17 December 2013, the Court issued an order calling for an autopsy. However, as the autopsy was about to be conducted in the afternoon of the same day, Indonesian state authorities intervened and had the autopsy postponed. This raised the suspicion that the Indonesian state authorities had been involved in the death of Danny Kogoya.
In September 2012, Danny Kogoya was shot in the right leg by Indonesian security forces. He was later taken to Bhayangkara Kotaraja police hospital where he received medical treatment for two weeks without being permitted to receive visits from his family. During his stay in the hospital, Danny had his right leg amputated without his or his family's consent. There is an allegation that the unusual chemical substances were put into his body at this time.
Both the constitutions of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea guarantee the right to life of everyone. According to international law, the right to life entails the obligations of the state not only to refrain from arbitrarily taking the life of individuals, but also to conduct investigations into the unnatural deaths of individuals. The order of the Vanimo Court House calling for an investigation and – as a part of it – an autopsy, is therefore in accordance with Papua New Guinea's constitution and international human rights obligations. Such initiatives should be respected by Indonesia which, as a member of the United Nations, has the obligation not to intervene with Papua New Guinea's sovereignty.
Given these circumstances, I am urging you to take all necessary measures to ensure that the Indonesian state authorities stop interfering in the investigation in the death of Danny Kogoya. The authorities in Papua New Guinea should be able to conduct an investigation in this case without interference from any party, and in accordance with the law and human rights principles. The right of Danny Kogoya's family to an independent medical expert, to conduct an autopsy, should also be respected and guaranteed.
I look forward to your immediate and positive response on this matter.
Yours sincerely,
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Jayapura - Papua Organization ( OPM ) , through the Secretary General , Anton Tabuni , denied the claims regent of Puncak Jaya , Henock Ibo , related to 100 members of the Free Papua Movement ( OPM ) leader Goliath Tabuni that came down from the mountain to join the community .
Through mobile phones , Sunday ( 22/12 ) yesterday , to Bintang Papua , Anton Tabuni stressed , what is presented Henock Ibo is not true , " That's not true and nonsense , where a hundred people ? The statements are not responsible , we are at headquarters , " said Anton .
" What was delivered was a political sham that does not make sense , and not rational at all , we were under the command of Gen . Goliath Tabuni are fighters , we are not like the officials who went looking in the face of the president and says that Goliath and Anton Tabuni have given up , it's nonsense , "said Anton .
Anton also questioned the number 100 mentioned that, "The number could fit 100 people ? what's this ? This we 've fought more than 50 years , and had a lot of sacrifice , so there 's no turning back , this is just propaganda , there is no reason for us to give up , no that , " he said .
Previously , regent of Puncak Jaya also said 100 people who surrendered would be trained to become a member of Civil Service Police Unit or municipal police in Majesty , Pincak Jaya . ( bom/don/l03 )
2) OPM Threatens to Shoot TPNPB - regent of Puncak Jaya
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Gen forces . Goliath Tabuni in Tingginambut . Photo : Ist .
Jayapura , STEP MAGAZINE - West Papua National Liberation Army - the Free Papua Movement ( OPM TPNPB ) threatened to shoot regent of Puncak Jaya , Henok Ibo above statement that said 100 members of Goliath Tabuni General surrendered to join with other communities and become citizens Indonesi .
Quoted official website TPNPB - OPM - tpnpb.net National Commission said in a statement for any reason the TPN - OPM never give up . If even 100 people reportedly surrendered , Gene . Goliath Tabuni requested must be accompanied by proof of the name is unclear .
According to Gen . Goliath Tabuni , ways in which the regent of Puncak Jaya , Henok Ibo is old-fashioned way , because the same thing could be used Enembe Luke when he was the regent in Puncak Jaya .
" This is old-fashioned way if say so , because Luke Enembe before serving as governor , had also said that as Henok Ibo say , but the reality where ? Very unfortunate that there are active members dream Pemebebasan West Papua National Army ( TPNPB ) Free Papua Movement ( OPM ) give up , "said Goliath .
Further Goliath , " Henok Ibo Society recruited members of municipal police so do not tell members of Goliath Tabuni . Because not all communities in the Puncak Jaya TPNPB - OPM members , there are people and there are also members TPNPB - OPM , just like the people of Indonesia in Java , Sumatra, Bali etc. are also not all the army / police and military people there . "
Explained , information will be 100 members of the surrender TPNPB - OPM already check the truth , however , not a single member of the surrendered so the above statement , TPNPB - OPM again threatened to kill the number one in Puncak Jaya .
" The information was not correct I 've check all but no one gave up , all full members at Headquarters and Post , respectively . Henok that he asked for the money to the central government that way , deception Surrender Goliath members that , if we caught our people will shoot it , it should all know . We will not give up the fight until we fixed our principle Papua Merdeka , "said one member of the gene . Goliath Tabuni .
380 Billion Awarded to Members TPNPB the Surrender
Reportedly 380 billion fund that the Papua provincial government digelontarkan besides recruited as municipal police and civil servants ( PNS ) they are also embodied in the various programs , among others, to build decent housing and provide training in various skills . The fund is not devoted to hundreds of former existing OPM in Puncak Jaya , but for other conflict areas .
"If there are other areas that are successfully embracing the opposing groups , the provincial government will also lend funds to the area , " said the governor of Papua Luke Enembe as written vivanews.com .
Governor hopes , all parties without exception , accept them back as Indonesian citizens and involve them in the development process . A number of former OPM down the mountain asking to school and become a civil servant . Some of them even existing finished Municipal Police Force personnel in the district. ( M2/Ist/MS )
3) Over 1,440 personnel are alerted ahead of the Christmas and New Year
Still eksisnya Jayapura - terrorism in a number of areas in the country and the work of the Free Papua Movement ( OPM ) , which often disrupt public order and safety and take casualties in a number of areas in Papua received strong attention from the Papua Police and the Board , particularly the security of Christmas and Year The new .
" There is still a terrorist group , was arrested everywhere . So the threat is still there and real and in Papua there are anti- security group must have a disorder that we need to be vigilant , "said Deputy Police Chief Brig Papua Drs . Paul Waterpauw title after army operation to secure Matoa Candles Christmas and New Year 2013 in the Field Office of the Governor of Papua , Jayapura , Saturday ( 21/12 ) .
Candles operations as presented Chief General ( Pol ) Drs . Sutarman in a teleconference on Friday ( 20/12 ) , the operation plan has become a leader of attention because of the annual agenda , said Deputy Police Chief , presented in order of the leaders in the local police station to police station - charted territory and then organize and plan the security , so it was in the Papua Police have make operating plans relegated to the Police - Police . Then they make the operation command to the security plan .
It is said , Operation Wax Matoa Papua Police and Board of Police / Police in Papua and West Papua is effective for 10 days from December 23 to January 1, 2014 , by mobilizing the power of over 1,440 police personnel to the ranks of Police - Police / Police there are 31 Police Police in Papua and West Papua , the commander Satgas Papua Police Traffic Director , the Director of Papua Police as Vice Samapta . Then the police chief Satgasres respectively .
The main objects of security , said Deputy Police Chief , seaports , airports , shopping centers and businesses , Government Office . Then also on the day of worship later in the course of Christmas and New Year do security especially the Church , including highway traffic .
According to Deputy Police Chief , it also involves the unit next to the Army , Navy and Air Force including the Transportation Land, Sea , Air , fire department , hospital , etc. including Prog ORARI . Those working in the field of telecommunications , traditional leaders , religious communities including other elements , scouts , community organizations .
" As Christmas and New Year before the Muslims helped maintain security in churches . This year we are expected to like it , "said Deputy Police Chief .
While it is associated with down the mountain 100 men Goliath Tabuni , Deputy Police Chief said it is coordinating with the police chief to try to react to it .
Furthermore , it soon dig the real truth of the information in question .
" I think this phenomenon is that the only life we are trying to build a communication they are also human beings who can understand , understand and have a heart as well . Government may have noticed the construction is essential , "said Deputy Police Chief .
Deputy Police Chief explained, it supports the fullest and also tried to guard him , if OPM 100 soldiers down the mountain and back to the community as it was during this appeal to OPM that while the anti- government with various versions of want to do a variety of strong reactions both are not satisfied their existence even here there are also want to be independent and so forth .
Because of that , said Deputy Police Chief , it appealed even more coming down the mountain and realized immediately or return to the bosom of the Republic of Indonesia , together with the government so that they can organize and play a role in such a way of life for the welfare of the community spirit of the Founding Fathers as the originator of the independence and mandate of the Act 1945 which wants to prosper , protect promote , educate the nation state and so on .
"If we could interpret it now why did not immediately go back down and unconscious . So there will be circuits government efforts in such a way that can be done right now to focus development in Papua it's so great dibijaki central government , "said Deputy Police Chief . ( Mdc/don/l03 )
His leg was amputated after he was shot by Indonesian security forces at the time of his arrest on 2 September 2012. During his time at the police hospital, Danny was not permitted to receive visits from his family. (Picture: Danny Kogoya. Courtesy of TAPOL)