AKP. Dominggus O. Awes (Kapolsek Mulia Polres Jaya Wijaya) korban penembakan di Mulia, Kab. Puncak Jaya

]]> http://mediapapua.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/korban-free-papua-movement-free-west-papua-campaign/feed/ 0 mediapapua Victim of Free West Papua http://mediapapua.wordpress.com/2011/07/13/foto-korban-kekejaman-penyiksaan-dan-pembunuhan-oleh-terrorist-separatist-free-west-papua/ http://mediapapua.wordpress.com/2011/07/13/foto-korban-kekejaman-penyiksaan-dan-pembunuhan-oleh-terrorist-separatist-free-west-papua/#comments Wed, 13 Jul 2011 17:07:50 +0000 mediapapua http://mediapapua.wordpress.com/?p=274 ]]> Mendesak Pemerintah Indonesia untuk memasukan Kelompok Pemberontak Papua seperti Free West Papua, Organisasi Papua Merdeka dan berbagai organisasi kemerdekaan Papua lainnya ke dalam daftar Terrorist Separatist di PBB.

Foto-foto berikut ini adalah korban kekejaman, penyiksaan dan pembunuhan oleh Free West Papua.

PERINGATAN : Foto-foto berikut ini mungkin terlalu kejam untuk disaksikan

Benny Wenda, from Central Highland West Papua, Indonesia, murdered a policeman and a guard in 2000. He is currently wanted by Interpol for his pre-trial escape for murder, crimes against life and health and crimes involving the use of weapons/explosives.

He is now living in Marston, Oxford, Oxfordshire.

Please be careful with his innocent claim, he is a very dangerous person. He is an individual who could live within the family home a relatively nomal life, and then the next moment display the most disproportionate amount of violence and and be prepared to kill.

European Police Force are now in a high alert of the danger of Benny Wenda.

His visit and his film shows that Papua IS NOT CLOSED TO FOREIGNERS, he and hundreds of foreign journalists have visited the place. Indonesian people in West Papua from hundreds different ethnic groups are very wise because the evil propaganda style by Dominic Brown has no impact whatsoever in instigating conflict among the tribes.

Dominic tries to demonize Indonesia, especially the military to attract worldwide attention. However, his cheap propaganda was so shallow, immoral and full of lies. So, it is normal if people will see his work as insignificant propaganda.

Source: Papua Story

Psychiatrists tell us that all serial killers lack the emotions that make us human; that they have to learn to emulate those emotions in order to get by in society. Hence, a charming, well educated fellow like Benny Wenda who is known to have murdered 2 people and may have killed ? before he was caught and then escaped to UK.

In a speech last December 2010 in Dakar, trying to strengthen his evil separatist propaganda against local government in West Papua, he launched a distress call to Africans and the world to liberate his people, now colonized by Indonesia. According to Wenda, his country is suffering a real genocide before the silence of the international community.

The big questions are:

Who are his people? Benny Wenda is not even a leader of one ethnic group in West Papua. There are more than 200 ethnic groups in West Papua.

His country colonized by Indonesia? Historically West Papua is part of Nusantara (Indonesia) even before the Dutch Colonialism. The Netherlands claimed sovereignty over New Guinea (West Papua) within the Netherlands Indies through its protection over Tidore, a sultanate on a Moluccan island west of Halmahera. In a 1660 treaty the Dutch East India Company (VOC) recognised Tidore’s supremacy over the Papuans, the inhabitants of New Guinea. Read wikipedia.

Real genocide in West Papua? The alleged “genocide” in West Papua never happened since the population of native Papuans doubled under Indonesian rule (800,000 in 1971 to 1.8 million in 2010). Read the latest statistic .

So…Benny Wenda is simply a criminal and a liar.

Wenda must be stopped now, before he sets West Papua aflame. And set it aflame is what he intends to do, even if most people who live in West Papua are not interested in Wenda’s evil propaganda.

Source : Papua Story

On the other side, the unprofessional behaviour of some Indonesian military personnel are clearly recorded which has caused serious human rights violation. Recently, responding to the torture video case in West Papua,  Senior Security Minister Djoko Suyanto said that a proper action would be taken against any troops involved in torture in accordance with military regulations. According to the New York-based Human Rights Watch, a metadata analysis indicated the footage was filmed on a mobile phone camera on May 30 2010.

Indonesia took over Papua from the Dutch in 1963 and formalised its sovereignty six years later through an act of free choice, vote by about 1,000 community leaders.

Yth. Redaksi Media Papua,

Hari Sabtu tanggal 2 Oktober 2010, kami menerima informasi dari komunitas Maluku Merdeka di Belanda bahwa mereka akan melakukan aksi besar-besaran menolak kehadiran Presiden SBY di Belanda. Lebih dari pada itu, bahkan secara serius melobby pemerintah Belanda agar Presiden SBY ditangkap. Berdasarkan surat pernyataan Presiden RMS, Mr. John Wattilete, Presiden Indonesia, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono harus ditangkap dengan tuduhan pelanggaran HAM berat terhadap rakyat Maluku. Pernyataan tersebut bukan hanya disebarluaskan secara online melainkan juga melalui media Teleivis lokal di Belanda, NOS. Pernyataan lain dari Mr. John Wattilete adalah seruan kepada Pemerintah Belanda untuk mendesak Presiden SBY agar menghentikan penyiksaan terhadap pejuang Maluku Merdeka, serta membebaskannya dari penjara.

Ratusan atau bahkan ribuan pendukung Republik Maluku Selatan Merdeka akan melakukan demonstrasi besar-besaran menyambut tokoh penjajah Indonesia, Presiden SBY, bahkan rencananya akan dilengkapi dengan aksi yang dipastikan akan mendapatkan liputan besar dari media massa. Rencana tersebut juga akan didukung oleh masyarakat Belanda yang risau dengan pelanggaran HAM di Maluku.

Ada untung dan ada ruginya apabila Pejuang Papua Merdeka bergabung dengan pejuang RMS untuk demonstrasi mengutuk Presiden SBY, untungnya adalah demonstrasi tersebut akan sangat besar dan mendapat liputan luas. Ruginya adalah apabila demonstrasi tidak terkendali menjadi aksi kekerasan, maka dampaknya juga akan mengenai nama baik para pejuang Papua yang terkenal damai dan santun di luar negeri.

Rencana Tuan Benny Wenda untuk memimpin pejuang Papua berdemonstrasi di Belanda dapat memperbesar semangat kemerdekaan Papua bersama RMS, tetapi juga dapat memperkecil pengaruh strategis perjuangan Papua merdeka di luar negeri yang akan disamakan dengan RMS yang selalu menggunakan elemen kekerasan di Maluku. Oleh karena itu, kepada seluruh pejuang Papua Merdeka mari kita hitung untung rugi melakukan demonstrasi yang dapat bersamaan dengan RMS di Belanda. Apabila aksi demonstrasi menjadi kacau, tentunya perjuangan Papua merdeka juga akan kacau, dan akibatnya bahkan berupa penangkapan. Sekali bermasalah di salah satu negara Eropa akan menutup perluasan kampanye damai Papua untuk merdeka.

Kiranya Tuhan akan memberkati Redaksi Media Papua yang bersedia menyebarluaskan informasi penting ini kepada seluruh pejuang Papua Merdeka.

Shalom,

Kinderen van West Papoea

The implementation of Papua`s Special Autonomy will be comprehensively evaluated in 2011, the director of regional order and special autonomy at the Home Affairs Ministry, Sumarsono, said.

But before making the evaluation, the government would determine its parameters, he said here on Saturday.

“In 2011 we will conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the implementation of Papua`s special autonomy which was granted nine years ago. The parameters of the evaluation are now being prepared,” he said at a discussion on the implementation of special autonomy in Indonesia.

He said the parameters must first be agreed upon by the central and regional governments.

The evaluation was to be done in pursuance of Law Number 21 of 2001 on Special Autonomy for Papua. Article 78 of the law states “the implementation of the law shall be evaluated every year and the first evaluation should be done three years after this law comes into force.”

Sumarsono said the government had actually routinely conducted an evaluation. The annual evaluations were done by the directorate general of BAKD (regional financial administration supervision) but they were limited to physical and financial aspects while a comprehensive evaluation was needed to measure the effectiveness of the law in practice.

He said the parameters to be used for the evaluation must be agreed upon by the central and regional governments and determine how successfully special autonomy was implemented.

The comprehensive evaluation would cover all fields, including the implementation of regional administration, finance and accountability of performance. It would not only involve the ministry of home affairs but also other ministries concerned, he said.

Since special autonomy was granted to Papua in 2001 around Rp28 trillion had been spent to implement it.

The management of special autonomy funds from 2002 to 2008 was done by the provincial government but as of the 2009 fiscal year the funds had been split between Papua and West Papua provinces.

The allocation of the funds was based on the formula of 40 percent for the provincial administration and 60 percent for all district/city administrations across Papua and West Papua.

The evaluation would also include an audit on the two provinces` finances.

Source: Antara News

There is a need for audits of development in the special autonomous region of Papua.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Thursday demanded an audit of Papua’s special autonomous status following rising complaints that it had failed to improve the welfare of the people after nine years.

“There is a need for audits, for example of development in the special autonomous region of Papua,” Yudhoyono said after receiving reports from his ministers on recent developments.

“There have been so many letters sent to me, as if Jakarta were neglecting the issue, as if there were not enough funds.”

Yudhoyono said that of Indonesia’s 33 provinces, Papua received the most money from the state budget, followed by Aceh, another region with broad autonomy and a secessionist history.

“Therefore, if it’s stagnant and there’s no progress, we should find out why,” he said.

“The audit will be conducted with that in mind, to find out if there’s been anything appropriate in terms of the management, the budgeting, the supervision or its efficiency.”

The special autonomous status was granted to curb separatist sentiments following the fall of President Suharto in 1998.

The deal offered a degree of economic independence by promising Papuans a greater share of receipts from the province’s wealth of natural resources.

Yudhoyono said the government had since 2005 changed its approach from a security-oriented one to a prosperity-based one.

“It’s now time for us to see everything in its entirety so that we don’t trade blame or become the target of criticism by domestic and overseas NGOs,” he said.

“We need to know, and the only way to do that is through an accountable audit.”

The president did not elaborate on the audit, including who would conduct it.

Justice and Human Rights Minister Patrialis Akbar has accused Papuans of not knowing what they want. He said the central government had spent Rp 30 trillion ($3.3 billion) on Papua’s development.

Coordinating Minister for Political, Legal and Security Affairs Djoko Suyanto has blamed the provincial administration for the lack of development.

“If there are funds for the region that haven’t been disbursed, that’s the job of the governor and the provincial legislature to supervise,” he said.

Benny Giay, the secretary general of the United Papua People’s Democracy Forum (Fordem), said the blame also lay with Jakarta for failing to address human rights issues in Papua.

“Many policies coming from Jakarta are confusing,” he told the press on Thursday.

“They shouldn’t only refer to the money, but also analyze the regulations they’re implementing here.”

Benny said problems such as the wide economic gap between natives and migrants in the region and fulfilling the basic needs and rights of Papuan people should be properly addressed instead of Jakarta simply claiming that it had distributed money.

Source: Jakarta Globe

The government will encourage more investments in pulp industry by providing more operating license in eastern Indonesian forests.

The Industrial Minister MS Hidayat said that the government planned to expand the pulp and paper industry to eastern Indonesia, including Papua, because of its vast tracts of forest.

“In future, we plan to expand the development of the pulp and paper industry to eastern Indonesia,” he said, adding that the expansion would help Indonesia increase pulp and paper exports.

Minister Hidayat urged pulp and paper producers not to damage forests to avoid criticism by foreign NGOs.

“The government will help all pulp and paper producers as long as they do not damage forests as foreign NGOs have claimed,” he said. “We will help pulp and paper companies as long as their production processes run properly.”

Meanwhile, the Director General of Forestry Production of the Forestry Department Hadi Daryanto, said proposal for license in Papua is growing lately after the government tried to guide investments especially in pulp and paper industry to the easten part of the country.

Indonesia is the ninth-largest pulp producer and the eleventh-largest paper producer in the world.

As one of the world’s biggest pulp and paper producers, Indonesia should defend its positions against negative campaigns by foreign NGOs.