Trial of Paniai's human rights violation case, in Papua

Indonesian troops prepare to be deployed to Nduga district where suspected separatists shot dead dozens of workers at a field in Wamena, Papua. Source: AAP

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A retired military officer is accused of being a defendant in a case of gross human rights violations in Paniai, Papua, a case of violence that left four Papuans dead in 2014 and dozens of others injured.

The Indonesian government also still has to resolve two cases of gross human rights violations, one each that occurred in the Wasior and Wamena areas, which are also in Papua. Both are cases of violence that occurred more than twenty years ago, and resulted in a number of victims. The Indonesian military is suspected to be behind it.

The Director of the Democratic Alliance for Papua, Latifah Anum Siregar, discussed the situation in the handling of cases of gross human rights violations, especially the cases of Wasior and Wamena, which have not yet been resolved.

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