Indonesia

At least 19 people have died and thousands have been displaced after floodwaters and landslides inundated homes in West Java.

Solomon Islands call on Indonesia to allow a UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression to visit its Papua region.

Thousands of Papuans rallying yesterday across Indonesia were reportedly dispersed by police and at least 75 were arrested.

Indonesian police in Papua region have made more arrests of people planning to rally in support of international advocacy for West Papuans.

The Indonesian community in New Caledonia has celebrated the 120th anniversary of the arrival of the first settlers from Java.

A New Zealand woman has been arrested in Bali after allegedly being found with a small amount of meth. Audio

A police office in the restive Indonesian province of Papua has been burned down in a riot following the killing of 15-year-old.

Hundreds of Māori students marched to New Zealand's parliament calling for freedom for West Papua. Audio

The Australia West Papua Association says its condemns the arrest of over 50 KNPB activists leading up to the commemoration of the New York Agreement, signed on the 15th August in 1962.

Disillusioned with being part of Indonesia, West Papuans are looking to the Pacific Islands Forum to take up their cause.

A West Papuan student has filed a pretrial motion challenging police for naming him as a suspect in an assault.

Three miners have died in Indonesia's Papua Province, after two large trees fell onto a hut.

The Tongan Prime Minister is calling on Pacific leaders to unite on a call for United Nations intervention in the Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua.

Clashes in the remote Papua province of Indonesia on the weekend have left three people killed and dozens injured, along with 25 houses burned down.

Concerns about freedom of expression and assembly were raised by New Zealand's ambassador to Indonesia in his recent visit to West Papua.

An international tribunal has found Australia, the UK and the US were complicit in facilitating the 1965 mass killings in Indonesia.

An Indonesian military tribunal in Jayapura, Papua, has sentenced a soldier to 20 years jail for killing three people, including two toddlers, in Bintuni, West Papua.

Indonesian forces are on high alert for reprisal attacks after the country's most-wanted militant was killed this week, officials say.

West Papuan university students in various Indonesian cities fear for their safety under close security forces' surveillance.