Papua: Indonesia's silent war - 29 May 2008
By: aljazeeraenglish
Posted: May 29 08
Witnessed: 694 times
Indonesia
Arbitrary arrest, Indigenous peoples, Police brutality
indigeneous people, indonesia, papua, torture
Indonesia's eastern-most province of Papua is rich in natural resources, but its people remain the poorest in the country.
For decades Papua was the scene of a low-level independence struggle, but years after the fighting ended, tens of thousands of Indonesian soldiers remain deployed in the province.
Al Jazeera correspondent Step Vaessen reports from a region where many residents still live in a state of fear.
Our Beloved Mother (1)
This is a story, a witness and a struggle of Papuan women fighting against violence.
Indonesia
Arbitrary arrest, Police brutality, Violence against women
Anonymous
Jul 21 08
Witnessed: 576 times
video 
Our Beloved Mother (2)
This is a story, a witness and a struggle of Papuan women fighting against violence.
Indonesia
Arbitrary arrest, Police brutality, Violence against women
Anonymous
Jul 21 08
Witnessed: 541 times
video 
The Office of Justice and Peace (Sekretariat Keadilan dan Perdamaian/ SKP)
SKP stands for Sekretariat Keadilan dan Perdamaian or the Office of Justice and Peace, an integral part of the Catholic Diocese of Jayapura in Papua, Indonesia....
Indonesia
Indigenous peoples, Police brutality, Torture/ill treatment
Vusi Mahlasela
"He was a voice during the revolution, a voice of hope, like a Woodie Guthrie or a Bob Dylan of South Africa, and he still is" - Dave Matthews
South Africa
Freedom of opinion & expression, Indigenous peoples
ANTaR (Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation)
ANTaR's focus is on changing the attitudes and behaviours of non-Indigenous Australians regarding their roles and responsibilities with respect to Indigenous disadvantage and Indigenous rights.
Australia
Indigenous peoples, Racial discrimination
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