West Papua
Internet cut in Papua as military operations intensify
As military operations intensify in West Papua, internet services to the capital of Indonesia's Papua province have been cut.
Fears Papuan civilians will bear the brunt after general killed
Human rights groups in Papua fear civilians will bear the brunt of any retaliation for the killing of a top Indonesian intelligence official.
Jennifer Robinson: fighting for Assange, West Papua and public education
Australian human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson has been described as the go-to barrister for London's rich and famous. Standing by her clients Julian Assange and Amber Heard in the full glare of… Audio
Press freedom under threat in Papua as journalist targetted
Indonesia's Alliance of Independent Journalists has condemned actions of intimidation against a leading West Papuan journalist.
Widodo claims Indonesia leading by example on climate change
Indonesia's president says greenhouse gas reduction commitments by developed countries powers must be credible if developing countries are to follow suit.
West Papuan churches call for UN to come to Papua
The West Papua Council of Churches has called on the United Nations to intervene in what it describes as a humanitarian tragedy in Indonesia's Papua region.
Human rights questions over NZ military exports to Indonesia
Opinion - A human rights activist questions New Zealand's record as a human rights defender, as details emerge about the country's military exports to Indonesia.
Papua deforestation threatens Indonesia's climate progress
Greenpeace has warned that left unchecked, forest clearance in West Papua could undo Indonesia's progress in tackling climate change.
