Church maintains call for human rights mission to West Papua
THERE is a renewed Church call for the Australian Government to pressure Indonesia to allow a United Nations human rights ...
THERE is a renewed Church call for the Australian Government to pressure Indonesia to allow a United Nations human rights ...
THE Prime Minister is being urged to support action on human rights violations in West Papua when he meets with ...
CHURCH human rights activists demand an end to violence and killing in Indonesia’s easternmost Papua and West Papua provinces following ...
Violent attacks: Violence has erupted on the streets of West Papua. It’s alleged Indonesian militia are working alongside soldiers in ...
Plea for help: Catholic social justice advocate Peter Arndt has delved into stories of pain, humiliation and fear that have ...
United: More than 1.8 million West Papuan people signed the West Papuan People’s Petition to the United Nations calling for ...
Call to investigate: Vanuatu Justice Minister Ronald Warsal at the United Nations, Geneva. SEVEN Pacific island nations have called for ...
Support: Port Moresby Archbishop John Ribat, Parramatta Bishop Vincent Long, Toowoomba Bishop Robert McGuckin, Palmerston North Bishop Charles Drennan, Noumea ...
Standing tall: Recent pro-independence demonstrators in West Papua. On May 2, about 1500 people were arrested in Jayapura at a ...
Report shock: Indigenous community leader Sam Watson, The United Liberation Movement for West Papua's Australia and Pacific countries ambassador Amatus ...
Pacific horror: A new Catholic report has shown allegations of recent military and police intimidation, beatings and torture, kidnapping and murder ...
Film crusader: Wensislaus Fatubun is bringing West Papuan stories of injustice to Australia.Photo: Robin WilliamsA YOUNG West Papuan currently in ...
Life-changing trip: Executive officer of Brisbane archdiocese’s Catholic Justice and Peace Commission Peter Arndt and Carole Powell, a nurse from ...
JUST as the Roman census was useful for the authorities of Jesus’ time, it remains an invaluable tool for the...
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