Monday, June 30, 2014

1) Security forces monitor situation in Mimika for July 1st

1) Anticipation July 1 in Mimika Police Intelligence Coverage 
2) Command Center Urges TPNPB Commemorating July 1, 2014 
3) Security forces paint over Morning Star symbols on Tomb of Kelly Kwalik
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1) Anticipation July 1 in Mimika Police Intelligence Coverage 
  Author: Admin MS | Monday, June 30, 2014 16:48 Read: 140 Comments: 0 
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                                                      TPN / OPM. Photo: Ist. 

Timika, STEP MAGAZINE - Mimika Police and the Indonesian National Army (TNI) has deployed local intelligence to make early detection of any potential that might occur when a warning July 1 tomorrow. 

By the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPN-PB) - Free Papua Movement (OPM), July 1 is celebrated as Independence Day of West Papua. Commemoration ceremonies are usually characterized by the increase in the Morning Star flag. 

Mimika police chief Adjunct Senior Commissioner Rontini Jermias on Monday (30.06.14) said, the ranks of the police and military in the region have held a joint patrol to provide security and comfort of residents in the town of Timika. 

"To the opposing group, we were instructed to not do things that are contrary to state law. If you still do things like that, then we do the efforts of law," said Jermias Rontini as quoted aktual.co. 

Known, Papua Independence Day on July 1 to coincide with the 68th anniversary of the National Police (Today Bhayangkara). (GE / aktual.co / MS)



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Cat KNPB Morning Star in Tomb Kelly Kwalik, Intelligence Military / Police Removing 
June 29, 2014 By: knpbtimika Category: KNPB Region 

When painting the Morning Star in the tomb Kelly Kwalik 
When painting the Morning Star in the tomb Kelly Kwalik 
Timika, KNPBNews - Friday, 27 June 2014 brought the Jewish leadership. Y Uaga Chairman and Chairman Commissioner Commissioner Milintan Intelinjen Jacob Y. Womsiwor and Diplomacy Commissioner Chairman R. Roden Kayun along with members of the West Papua National Committee Parks Eating Kelly Kwalik decorate with paint at the Morning Star Kelly Kwalik Eating cottage next to the left, right, front and rear . 

Unfortunately yesterday, week 29 June 2014 at 02.00 evening Intelligence of Military / Police come back to remove and paint with black paint. 

Meanwhile, Chairman Komosariat Militant West Papua National Committee, Jewish Y. Uaga KNPBNews mengataka to online media is that "tomorrow or the next day we will paint the back" he said on the sidelines of society do Simulation referendum in West Papua and KNPB page PRD Regional Office Bomberay in Timika. 

Meanwhile Demi D Pakage one member of the Timika Region KNPB Intelligence said that "Sunday night I was passing dikuburan Kelly Kwalik o'clock, 12 o'clock at night and I could see that there was about 7 people in Timika Indah bumdaran monument but l think they sit around but they have no intention to remove the image of the Morning Star in the grave Kelly Kwalik. "he said while adding that they remove me call other members of the intelligence to monitor him in the grave Kelly Kwalik. 

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2) Command Center Urges TPNPB Commemorating July 1, 2014 
  Author: Admin MS | Monday, June 30, 2014 17:52 Read: 166 Comments: 0 
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TPN-PB/OPM ceremony in 2012 ago. Photo: Komnas-tpnpb.net 

Jayapura, STEP MAGAZINE - West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB), Headquarters Command Center appealed to all Regional Command Defense TPNPB across Papua to remain commemorate July 1, 2014. 

Commemorating July 1, 1971 is considered as a historic day in the struggle for Papuan independence. 

On behalf of the High Commander of the Liberation Army of West Papua Nasioanal, (TPNBP), Chief of General Staff Major General Teryanus Satto on June 29, 2014 yesterday as the National Commission on the page dikurp-tpnpb.net say, July 1 is the day the Declaration of Constitution of the Republic of West Papua, and Proclamation Papuan independence. 

Mayjend Teryanus Satto on the general appeal affirmed, peringataan July 1 is also a freedom fighter attitude Papua, Indonesia refused on the ground and repellents Papua Indonesia's first General Election in Papua. 

"In light of the events that have occurred in the history of the struggle of Papua, at the headquarters of Victoria on July 1, 1971, then TPNPB throughout Papua will celebrate by way of flag-raising ceremony at Defence Headquarters Regional Command (Kodap) respectively and Prayer," he said. 

He wrote, commemorating the July 1, 2014, the flag raising ceremony can only be performed at Headquarters Kodap, not in any place. If the flag is not in the headquarters Kodap happen, then it's beyond TPNPB responsibility. 

He asserted, in commemoration of July 1, there is no additional activity whatsoever, other than through Prayer, and a flag ceremony for the region or the state security is ensured throughout Kodap. 

Meanwhile, Chairman of the National Liberation Army / Free Papua Movement (TPN / OPM) Keerom region, Lambertus Pikikir confirmed, it still will commemorate Independence Day July 1, as Papua, on Tuesday (06.01.14) tomorrow. 

He said, peringataan Keerom region centered on the base and there are no other activities. 

Information compiled editorial majalahselangkah.com this afternoon, warning July 1 throughout Papua held simultaneously at some point, the Victoria area, Jayapura, Wamena, Paniai, Mimika, Yapen Waropen, Merauke. (GE/HI/003/ME/006/MS)
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3) Cat KNPB Morning Star in Tomb Kelly Kwalik, Intelligence Military / Police Removing 
June 29, 2014 By: knpbtimika Category: KNPB Region 


When painting the Morning Star in the tomb Kelly Kwalik 
Timika, KNPBNews - Friday, 27 June 2014 brought the Jewish leadership. Y Uaga Chairman and Chairman Commissioner Commissioner Milintan Intelinjen Jacob Y. Womsiwor and Diplomacy Commissioner Chairman R. Roden Kayun along with members of the West Papua National Committee Parks Eating Kelly Kwalik decorate with paint at the Morning Star Kelly Kwalik Eating cottage next to the left, right, front and rear . 

Unfortunately yesterday, week 29 June 2014 at 02.00 evening Intelligence of Military / Police come back to remove and paint with black paint. 

Meanwhile, Chairman Komosariat Militant West Papua National Committee, Jewish Y. Uaga KNPBNews mengataka to online media is that "tomorrow or the next day we will paint the back" he said on the sidelines of society do Simulation referendum in West Papua and KNPB page PRD Regional Office Bomberay in Timika. 

Meanwhile Demi D Pakage one member of the Timika Region KNPB Intelligence said that "Sunday night I was passing dikuburan Kelly Kwalik o'clock, 12 o'clock at night and I could see that there was about 7 people in Timika Indah bumdaran monument but l think they sit around but they have no intention to remove the image of the Morning Star in the grave Kelly Kwalik. "he said while adding that they remove me call other members of the intelligence to monitor him in the grave Kelly Kwalik. 

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1) Reports of Indonesian clamp in Papua

1) Reports of Indonesian clamp in Papua
2) Advocate wants Papua abuses addressed
3) Police want detectors at  Papua border

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http://www.radionz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/248586/reports-of-indonesian-clamp-in-papua

1) Reports of Indonesian clamp in Papua

Updated at 7:38 pm today




There are reports of pressure from the Indonesian military on Papuan activist groups ahead of a planned rally in the provinces tomorrow.
July the 1st marks the day in 1971 when Papuan leaders proclaimed the region's independence from Jakarta.
The Free West Papua Movement was planning activities in Jayapura, including hoisting the Morning Star flag.
But the Antara News reports Major General Christian Zebua saying soldiers will shoot any independence supporters who attend.
A spokesperson for the Australia West Papua Association, Joe Collins, says the intimidation tactics by security forces belie Indonesia's claim of being a democracy.
He says the activists' freedom of opinion and expression is being quashed.
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2) Advocate wants Papua abuses addressed

Updated at 5:03 pm today


A human rights advocacy group is calling for a new Indonesian government to end human rights abuses by previous governments, and bring those responsible to account.
The East Timor and Indonesia Action Network, or ETAN, says the government in power following next weeks election in Indonesia should rein in military activity in West Papua.
The statement is supported by 32 organisations in 12 countries.
ETAN's American co-ordinator John Miller says the new government should compensate the families of those killed and survivors of torture.
"We also think it's important to give those people some closure and make clear that that kind of behaviour is no longer acceptable in Indonesia. Some of those that were responsible for ordering or carrying out those violations be brought to justice."
John Miller says that could happen in Indonesia but an international tribunal is needed to address the invasion of Timor-Leste in 1975.
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3) Police want detectors at  Papua border
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Archipelago | Mon, June 30 2014, 7:23 AM
Indonesia should install detection devices at the Skouw-Wutung entry gate on its border with Papua New Guinea to prevent unwanted items such as firearms from entering the country, Papua Police chief Brig. Gen. Tito Karnavian said on Sunday.
“We will propose the placement of detector devices at the entry gate,” Tito told Antara news agency.
He also said the proposal needed to be realized soon because the police had learned from its investigation of three suspected members of an armed group that their guns and ammo had been brought into Papua from Papua New Guinea.
According to Tito, the arms had been brought in through the entry gate.
He said that given the confession from the suspects and the evidence in hand, devices like a metal detector and X-ray machine should be installed soon.
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