West Papua
West Papuan leader sees solidarity grow in NZ
The West Papuan independence leader Benny Wenda says international support is growing. Audio
Papuan independence leader pushes cause abroad
International support for West Papuan self-determination cause is growing, according to a Papuan independence leader. Benny Wenda who is in New Zealand this week, raising awareness about the… Audio
Papuan rights highlighted in UN review of Indonesia
Several countries have highlighted concern about treatment of West Papuans, in a human rights review of Indonesia at the UN in Geneva
West Papua diplomatic cause advances in Brussels
There are signs of a new advance in the international diplomatic struggle for West Papua, with a coalition of Pacific Island nations calling for action from the African, Caribbean and Pacific group of… Audio
Wenda seeks more NZ support for West Papuans
A prominent West Papua independence activist in exile is visiting New Zealand this week in an effort to raise awareness about his homeland.
Wenda seeks more NZ support for West Papuans
Visiting West Papua leader want more support from New Zealanders. Audio
Pacific nations back West Papuan self-determination
A coalition of Pacific Island nations has delivered an emphatic call to the African, Caribbean and Pacific group of states to back West Papuan self-determination.
Action urged on threats against journalists in West Papua
A human rights advocate says more needs to be done to stop threats and violence against journalists in Indonesia's West Papua region.
West Papuan pair stabbed by military in Paniai
Two West Papuans were stabbed by military personnel in Paniai regency of Indonesia's Papua province.
Jakarta urged to ensure against journo attacks
Indonesian's government has been urged to ensure that state security forces who attack journalists in regions like Papua are held to account.
Company threatens workers over plans to strike at West Papua mine
The global mining giant, Freeport McMoRan, is threatening to punish workers at its Indonesian unit who are threatening to strike over employment conditions.
Freeport and Jakarta compromise over Papua mining
The multi-national mining company, Freeport McMoRan, says it's lost about $US1 billion in a row with Indonesia which has crippled its operation in Papua.
Lack of resources hampers disease control in Papua
A shortage of healthcare facilities and medical practitioners in Indonesia's Papua province is hampering efforts to combat whooping cough and HIV/AIDS.
West Papuan refugees become PNG citizens
About 150 West Papuans received their Papua New Guinea citizenship in Kiunga, Western Province this week.
Jokowi urged to honor promise to free up media access to West Papua
Reporters Without Borders, has called on the Indonesian President Joko Widodo to keep his election promise to allow local and international journalists to operate in West Papua.
Way forward found in Freeport dispute with Jakarta
The mining giant Freeport has agreed on a way forward to a resolution in its prolonged dispute with the Indonesian government over its Papua operations.
West Papuan 'separatist' killed in police shootout
Indonesian police have shot dead a West Papuan man described by authorities as an armed separatist leader.
Papua government encouraged by progress of students in NZ
A team from the Papua provincial government in Indonesia is in New Zealand checking the progress of Papuan students studying there.
Papua promised 5 percent of Freeport divestment
Indonesia's Maritime Coordinating Minister says Papua will get five percent from the divestment by copper and gold miner PT Freeport Indonesia.
Papua focus on red fruit production
The Papua provincial government in Indonesia is making efforts to expand its red fruit production.