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HRM telah menerbitkan laporan baru yang meneliti dugaan penggunaan ranjau antipersonel, jebakan ranjau, dan perangkat peledak lain yang diaktifkan oleh korban di #WestPapua.
Laporan ini menganalisis lima insiden yang terdokumentasi pada periode 2023–2025 berdasarkan kewajiban Indonesia di bawah Mine Ban Treaty, serta mengangkat pertanyaan penting mengenai kepatuhan terhadap perjanjian, transparansi, akuntabilitas, dan perlindungan warga sipil.
Baca laporannya: https://humanrightsmonitor.org/id/laporan/laporan-hrm-berjudul-tak-ada-jalan-aman-pulang-mengkaji-tuduhan-adanya-jebakan-di-tanah-papua/

Human Rights Monitor 4d ago

HRM has published a new report examining allegations concerning anti-personnel mines, booby traps, and other victim-activated explosive devices in #WestPapua.
The report analyses five documented incidents between 2023 and 2025 in light of Indonesia’s obligations under the @MineBanTreaty and raises important questions regarding treaty compliance, transparency, accountability, and civilian protection.
Read the report: https://humanrightsmonitor.org/reports/hrm-report-no-safe-path-home-examines-allegations-of-anti-personnel-mines-and-booby-traps-in-west-papua/

Human Rights Monitor 5d ago

Indonesia joined the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention in 2007 and reported that no mined areas existed under its jurisdiction.
A new Human Rights Monitor report examines five documented incidents involving alleged victim-activated explosive devices in #WestPapua and assesses them under the Mine Ban Treaty.

Read the report: https://humanrightsmonitor.org/reports/hrm-report-no-safe-path-home-examines-allegations-of-anti-personnel-mines-and-booby-traps-in-west-papua/

HRM Report “No Safe Path Home” examines allegations of booby traps in West Papua -

“No Safe Path Home: Victim-activated explosive devices in West Papua in light of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention”

Human Rights Monitor May 26

Mass Detentions in Dekai Raise Human Rights Concerns https://youtu.be/kGoVxTrU5Rw?si=9sQycle51rNjGrOc

Mass Detentions in Dekai Raise Human Rights Concerns

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Human Rights Monitor May 21

Mass Detentions in Dekai Raise Human Rights Concerns https://youtu.be/kGoVxTrU5Rw?si=9sQycle51rNjGrOc

Mass Detentions in Dekai Raise Human Rights Concerns

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Human Rights Monitor May 21

On 10 May 2026, security forces shot dead Papuan high school student Nopison Tebai, 21, in Dogiyai District, #WestPapua. Nopison was killed near a football pitch whilst residents attended church. Community members and school records confirm his civilian status, disputing police claims of armed group affiliation.

This follows alleged indiscriminate shootings in Dogiyai on 31 March-1 April 2026.

Human Rights Monitor Apr 7

At least six indigenous Papuans were shot dead and two injured by joint security forces in Dogiyai Regency, #WestPapua on 31 March and 1 April 2026, following the killing of a police officer. Two minors are among the victims. Security forces reportedly opened fire indiscriminately in a market, residential areas, and inside homes. One elderly woman was shot dead inside her house. Read more: https://humanrightsmonitor.org/case/at-least-five-papuan-civilians-killed-and-three-injured-by-bullets-during-alleged-retaliatory-security-force-operation-in-dogiyai-two-minors-among-the-victims/

Human Rights Monitor Mar 31

Between January and March 2026, Indonesian military operations in Puncak Regency #WestPapua involved drone-dropped explosives, mortars, and shootings directed at civilian villages and IDP settlements. On 8 February, grenades were allegedly dropped on civilian areas during Sunday worship services. Internet access was deliberately cut off during attacks to prevent civilians from reporting. Read more: https://humanrightsmonitor.org/reports/idp-update-march26-more-military-trigger-new-displacements-and-dampen-the-prospects-of-return/

Human Rights Monitor Mar 30

As of late March 2026, more than 107,039 civilians remain internally displaced in #WestPapua due to military operations and armed conflict - up from 105,878 in early January 2026. New displacements were triggered across Mimika, Puncak, Intan Jaya, Tambrauw, Nabire, and Yahukimo. Displaced populations face critical shortages of food, medicine, clean water, and shelter. Read more: https://humanrightsmonitor.org/reports/idp-update-march26-more-military-trigger-new-displacements-and-dampen-the-prospects-of-return/

Human Rights Monitor Mar 17

HRM documented 141 armed clashes in #WestPapua in 2025, the highest figure ever recorded - up from 135 in 2024. Conflict-related civilian casualties rose to 73, compared to 44 in 2024. The conflict has spread beyond the central highlands into previously unaffected areas. #Indonesia #HumanRights
📄 Annual Report 2025:https://humanrightsmonitor.org/reports/annual-report-2025-human-rights-and-conflict-in-west-papua/