Devina Halim, Jakarta – Lawyer and human rights activist Veronica Koman says that today’s statement by Coordinating Minister for Security, Politics and Legal Affairs Mahfud MD will only deepen the Papuan people’s wounds.
Kompas.com – February 11, 2020
Detik News – February 11, 2020
Andhika Prasetia – Human rights activists Veronica Koman, who is currently in Australia, handed over data on political prisoners and victims of the conflict in Papua to President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo via her team during his visit to Canberra on Sunday.
Coordinating Minister for Security, Politics and Legal Affairs Mahfud MD has spoken out on the issue.
Tempo – February 11, 2020
Lani Diana Wijaya, Jakarta – Papua activist Paulus Suryanta Ginting – one of six defendants being tried for treason – says that police provided logistical assistance for demonstrators protesting in front of the State Palace.
CNN Indonesia – February 10, 2020
Jakarta – Special Presidential Staff member for legal affairs, Dini Shanti Purwono, has denied a statement by human rights lawyer Veronica Koman who claimed that she handed over a document containing the names of Papuan political prisoners to President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo.
Kompas – December 18, 2019
Sign above door reads Public Health Office, document in tree reads Law Number 8/2016
Kompas – December 4, 2019
Civil servant: If you’ve got any criticisms, aspirations, is that allowed?
Kompas – November 13, 2019
Scarecrow reads: legality, supervision. Crow reads: Rogue (government officials)
CNN Indonesia – January 27, 2020
Jakarta – The panel of judges has rejected a demurrer or note of objection by Surya Anta and five other Papuan activists charged with treason. The ruling was read out by presiding judge Agustinus Setya Wahyu Triwiranto at the Central Jakarta District Court on Monday January 27.
CNN Indonesia – January 16, 2020
Jakarta – The Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) believes that violations against human rights (HAM) and civil freedoms have worsened in 2019.
Republika – January 13, 2020
Bambang Noroyono, Jakarta – The level of violence against journalists has remained high throughout 2019. The Legal Aid Institute for the Press (LBH Pers) revealed that it recorded 85 cases of violence against media workers in 2019.
Media Indonesia – January 9, 2020
At least 100 workers from the Jakarta Labour Movement (GBJ) held a rally in front of Post 9 in the North Jakarta port of Tanjung Priok on Thursday January 9.
The workers were opposing the Draft Omnibus Law on Job Creation which has now entered the final stage of deliberation.