Jayapura- Recently, civilians in Papua and children, both native Papuans and Indonesian citizens, have become targets of shooting and rape by the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) and the Political Criminal Group (KKP) in Papua, as happened in Intan Jaya, peaks, star mountains and Yahukimo and Nabire.
This made figures from various tribes in Papua furious and raised their voices to strongly condemn this heinous act and said that the source of serious human rights violations in Papua came from the KKB and KKP groups which took human lives for no apparent reason and Papuan women became victims of rape. .
The figures who condemned the KKB action came from large tribes in Papua, among others. Religious leaders. Rev. Yones Wenda (Lapago tribe), Yance Bulasi youth figure (Mamta/Tabi tribe) Sefnat Koibur community figure (Saireri tribe) Matias Waniap youth figure (Saireri tribe) Yesmin Kogoya Youth figure (Lapago tribe) Lasarus Karoba community leader (Meepgao tribe) Hengky Heselo, a community leader (Lapago tribe), Absalom Yerisitouw, a youth leader (Tabi tribe).
According to figures from representatives of major tribes in Papua, various shootings and rapes have been carried out by the KKB and KKP against civilians recently, such as 2 young OAP children in Intan Jaya, 1 OAP and 1 Indonesian citizen in Puncak, 1 OAP and 1 Indonesian citizen in Yahukimo, 1 OAP who is the head of the village of Modusit in the Bintang Mountains and the rape of 3 women in Nabire by the KKP are concrete manifestations of major human rights violations that are currently occurring in Papua and the perpetrators are clearly the Armed Criminal Group (KKB ).and political criminal groups (KKP)
“What are we going to fight for when we are the perpetrators of gross human rights violations,” they said.
In addition, human rights customers in Central Papua, where during the actions of political criminal groups (KKP), according to human rights, were enforced in Papua, they were the ones who during the demonstration were found to have raped 3 women consisting of 1 native Papuan and 2 Indonesian citizens. This is very condemnable.
“Papua is final in the framework of the unitary state of the Republic of Indonesia, so what they are fighting for is just a waste of energy and is compounded by the human rights violations that they commit every day without stopping.” Said Rev. Yones Wenda (Lapago tribe)