The Papua Conflict is a conflict in Papua and West Papua provinces in Indonesia. Since the regions became part of Indonesia in 1963, the Free Papua Movement (Organisasi Papua Merdeka / OPM) has conducted a low-level struggle. Flying Papuan Morning Star flag and peaceful protests are illegal and suppressed. The area is rich in resources, fueling the conflict. read more
Source: WikipediaFrom HD Centre Dated 30 June 2011 By HD Centre, Indonesian Institute of Sciences and Current Asia - The post-Soeharto era in Indonesia has been marked by the eruption of several violent internal conflicts throughout the country. This combined with the transition to democracy begun by Soehartoa#039;s...
From HD Centre Dated 1 December 2010
From HD Centre Dated 1 December 2010
From HD Centre Dated 1 November 2010 By HD Centre - aamp;nbsp;Participation of women in all areas of a peace process is vital for ensuring that the agreement reached is representative of the whole population. Gender parity has yet to be reached however.In Indonesia, while women have...
From HD Centre Dated 1 November 2010 By HD Centre - Participation of women in all areas of a peace process is vital for ensuring that the agreement reached is representative of the whole population. Gender parity has yet to be reached however.In Indonesia, while women have...
From HD Centre Dated 3 March 2010 By HD Centre - On the 8 December 2009, the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) and the Indonesian conflict management organisation, Institut Titian Perdamaian (ITP), held a one-day workshop in Poso, Central Sulawesi, on lConflict Management Strategies in Indonesia:...
From HD Centre Dated 3 March 2010 By HD Centre - On the 8 December 2009, the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) and the Indonesian conflict management organisation, Institut Titian Perdamaian (ITP), held a one-day workshop in Poso, Central Sulawesi, on lConflict Management Strategies in Indonesia:...
From HD Centre Dated 17 February 2010 By HD Centre, the Peace-Building Institute and the Indonesian Institute of Sciences - This review contains description from a non-exhaustive selection of material relevant to conflict management in Papua, Poso and Maluku, and Indonesia more broadly. It aims to provide...
From HD Centre Dated 30 November 2009 By HD Centre - The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) together with the Indonesian Institut Titian Perdamaian (ITP), and with the assistance of the Insitut Tifa Damai Maluku, held a one-day workshop on aamp;quot;Conflict Management Strategies in Maluku: Learning...
From Wichita Eagle Dated 24 January 2012 President John F. Kennedy's library is releasing 45 hours of privately recorded meetings and phone calls, providing a window into the final months of his life.The tapes include discussions of conflict in Vietnam, Soviet relations and the race to space,...
From Scoop - New Zealand News Dated 24 January 2012 The Papua branch of Komnas HAM, the Indonesian Commission for Human Rights, has confirmed that human rights violations have been occurring in Puncak. These include a number of deaths that have occurred during this prolonged conflict.
From The Philippine Star Dated 20 January 2012 Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Friday asked military officers to better understand international laws, and take a peaceful solution as their first choice in resolving conflict with other countries. "Please carry out standard of...
From The Malaysian Insider Dated 19 January 2012 JAN 20 — Last July, Prime Minister Najib Razak and Indonesian Muslim leader Amien Rais had a private meeting in a third country to chat about the case of Anwar Ibrahim. Amien, who is close to Anwar, apparently had expressed...
From The Jakarta Post Dated 6 January 2012 Foreign Ministry spokesman Michael Tene has confirmed that five Indonesian students have arrived home safely from Yemen after being evacuated from the conflict-stricken nation.“Five Indonesian ...
From GMANews.tv Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA — An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the alleged mastermind of the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for falsifying her identity.
From The Independent Dated 4 January 2012 The wife of the main suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings has been jailed for 27 months by an Indonesian court for immigration violations.
From Big News Network Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA: An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the alleged mastermind of the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for falsifying her identity.Philippine national Ruqayyah Husein ...
From Big News Network Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA, Indonesia - An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the top suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for immigration violations. The East Jakarta District ...
From Channel News Asia Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA: An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the alleged mastermind of the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for falsifying her identity.
From Belfast Telegraph Dated 4 January 2012 The wife of the main suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings has been jailed for 27 months by an Indonesian court for immigration violations. Related Stories Hague makes historic Burma visit Myler to head...
From AZ Central.com Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the top suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for immigration violations....
From The Washington Post Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the top suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for immigration violations. The East Jakarta District Court found Ruqayyah binti Husein Luceno, a 32-year-old Philippine...
From The Washington Post Dated 4 January 2012 JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the top suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for immigration violations. The East Jakarta District Court found Ruqayyah binti Husein Luceno, a 32-year-old Philippine...
From Macon Telegraph Dated 4 January 2012 An Indonesian court on Wednesday sentenced the wife of the top suspect in the 2002 Bali bombings to 27 months in jail for immigration violations.

