West Papua Report

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West Papua Report

This series of monthly reports focuses on developments affecting West Papuans. The West Papua Advocacy Team (WPAT) and ETAN have co-published the report since November 2007. The report draws on media accounts, NGO and academic assessments and analysis, and reports from sources within West Papua. From May 2006-October 2007 it was produced by WPAT alone. Prior to that it was published by the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights-Indonesia Support Group. WPAT gives the annual John Rumbiak Human Rights Defender Award.

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Reluctant Indonesians: Australia, Indonesia & the Future of West Papua by Clinton Fernandes	The Testimony Project: Papua: West Papuans speak by Charles E. Farhadian	Freedom in Entangled World: West Papua and the Architecture of Global Power by Eben Kirksey

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