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Human rights websites under cyber attack over Papua torture video

Human rights organisations that posted on their websites clips of the shocking video of Indonesian soldiers torturing Papuan tribal people have been coming under heavy cyber attack.
In the Media by Subir Ghosh - 5 comments

Op-Ed: Should police keep searching for genitals of murdered polygamist?

Jakarta - Last week, Indonesia seemed obsessed with male genitals. First, members of the army were filmed scorching the phallus of a farmer they deemed an insurgent, then came the case of police officers searching for the dismembered missing member of a polygamist.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 23 comments

Witch hunts in Papua New Guinea turn fatal

After a local man dies in a car accident, witch hunts begin in Papua New Guinea, claiming innocent lives of women believed to be witches.
In the Media by Aditi Chengappa - 2 comments

Discovery of green frog with huge eyes

Interesting scientific finds in the fields of flora and fauna have recently been made during a scientific expedition to a remote area in Papua New Guinea.
In the Media by Richard James - 6 comments
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Papua New Guinea's chief justice is charged with obstructing a police investigation into his management of the court.
An edible dowry for an Australian bride in Papua New Guinea

Prime Minister Peter O'Neill refused to step down despite a mutiny Thursday by soldiers who seized Papua New Guinea's military headquarters and demanded that he cede power to his ousted predecessor.


An air-sea search resumed early Friday for more than 120 people still missing in the sea off Papua New Guinea's east coast after a ferry sank with 362 people on board, officials said.


More than 110 people were stilly missing after a ferry sank off Papua New Guinea's east coast, and rescuers feared many had been trapped inside.

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US-backed elite Indonesian forces target churchmen and civilians

A leading churchman in West Papua has called on President Obama to withdraw US cooperation with Indonesia’s elite...

Obama: Stop funding Indonesian torture of Papuans

Human rights organization Survival International is asking President Obama, who is due to visit Indonesia next week, to...

Cyberterrorism knocks out tribal rights organization

Human rights organization Survival International has been targeted by a massive cyberattack, knocking its website...
Oct 28, 2010 by Survival International USA - 1 comment

Shocking video of Papuan torture prompts calls for inquiry

Disturbing and graphic footage of two tribal Papuan men being tortured, allegedly by Indonesian soldiers, has led to...

Enquiring Minds go Expedition Cruising

It’s not uncommon for cruise ships of all shapes and sizes to carry with them lecturers and demonstrators on all...
May 16, 2010 in  Travel Addicts by Roderick Eime
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