Summary
The police killing of renowned pro-independence leader Kelly Kwalik is reminiscent of the Kopassus murder of Papuan leader Theys Eluay and has prompted calls for an investigation of police conduct. The death of former President Abdurrahman Wahid, whose Presidency was brought to an end by an undemocratic show of force by the military, is widely mourned, especially in West Papua. A formal rendering of the history of Indonesia's annexation of West Papua published by the U. S. State Department is significantly flawed. A Papuan forestry official has warned that Indonesian decentralization/autonomy policies threaten West Papua's forests. A senior Papuan official condemns the Indonesian Government's failure to protect the rights of Papuan women who fall victim to development schemers and their Indonesian military enforcers. West Papua is the epicenter of an HIV/AIDS crisis.
Contents
* Extra-judical Killing of Papuan Patriot Kelly Kwalik
* Former President Abdurahman Wahid, A Friend of Papuans, Couped by The Military, Dies
* U. S. State Department Distorts West Papua's History
* Jakarta's "Autonomy" Policies for West Papua Jeopardizes Papuan Forests
* The Indonesian Government Fails to Protect Papuan Women's Rights
* West Papua Suffers Highest Rate of HIV/AIDS

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