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Question: Where is West Papua?

Answer:

  1. West Papua is the western half of the Isle of New Guinea.
  2. New Guinea Island is located on the North of Australia, below the Republic of the Philippines and the Republic of Palau, East of Indonesian Archipelago that spans from Sumatra to Moluccas Archipelago.
  3. Previously called Dutch New Guinea by the Dutch colonial power, then West Irian and Irian Jaya by Indonesian colonial power, and currently it is called Papua and Papua Barat Provinces by the Indonesian colonial government.

Pertanyaan Rakyat kepada Ketua West Papua Parliament dan Jawaban West Papua Country

Tugas pokok saya sebagai Ketua Parlemen West Papua (West Papua Parliament) ialah merumuskan, menggodok dan mensahkan Undang-Undang Dasar maupun Undang-Undang serta peraturan lainnya dalam pemerintah West Papua.
Mogok sipil nasional tidak masuk dalam agenda ULMWP. Oleh karena itu rakyat Papua perlu mencaritahu siapa pendorong suatu agenda dan mempertanyakan kepada pihak-pihak yang tepat.

 

 

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Green State Vision: Official Document

Please Read the Document Here Syukur Bagi-Mu TUHAN, pada akhirnya Pemerintah Sementara West Papua (ULMWP) telah sukses meluncurkan Visi Negara Hijau “Green State Vision” yang bersejarah di Glasgow, Skotlandia —…

Draft Philippine Declaration of Human and People’s Rights

Draft Philippine Declaration of Human and People’s Rights December 10, 1990* Adopted for submission to the Filipino People by the Third National Congress of the Philippine Alliance of Human Rights…

Draft Pacific Charter of Human Rights

Draft Pacific Charter of Human Rights Preamble The Parties to the present Charter, Recognizing that the peoples of the Pacific who have formed diverse cultures, customs and traditions are equal…

The State and the Global Ecological Crisis

Edited by John Barry and Robyn Eckersley Summary Countering the current view of many environmental activists that sovereign nations cannot provide effective environmental governance, The State and the Global Ecological Crisis offers analyses and case…

The Green State. Rethinking Democracy and Sovereignty

The Green State. Rethinking Democracy and Sovereignty, By Robyn Eckersley Summary What would constitute a definitively “green” state? In this important new book, Robyn Eckersley explores what it might take…

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) was adopted by the General Assembly on Thursday, 13 September 2007, by a majority of 144 states in favour, 4…