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West Papua Solidarity from Australia raising Morning Star Flag at the Town Hall in Australia . By Australia Dec 4, 2011, 00:27 |
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" Saya dilahirkan tidak dengan keinginan untuk menjadi orang bebas. Saya dilahirkan sebagai orang bebas. By: Nelson Mandela "Banyak orang akan menjadi kaya di tanah ini, namun kekayaan mereka tidak akan diberkati karena ketamakannya." "Banyak para imigrant datang dan hidup ditanah ini, mereka akan kaget berkat bertaburan disini dan akan lupa nurani dirinya.
09 Desember 2011
West Papua Solidarity from Australia raising Morning Star Flag at the Town Hall in Australia .
West Papua Solidarity from New Zealand raising Morning Star Flag at New Zealand Parliament building .
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West Papua Solidarity from New Zealand raising Morning Star Flag at New Zealand Parliament building . By New Zealand Dec 4, 2011, 00:18 |
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West Papua Solidarity from Papua New Guinea raising Morning Star Flag in Papua New Guinea
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West Papua Solidarity from Papua New Guinea raising Morning Star Flag in Papua New Guinea By PNG Dec 4, 2011, 00:30 |
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West Papua Solidarity from Kanaki raising Morning Star Flag at the Indonesia Embassy in New Caledonia.
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West Papua Solidarity from Kanaki raising Morning Star Flag at the Indonesia Embassy in New Caledonia. By Kanaki Dec 4, 2011, 00:06 |
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Gambar Dukungan Solidaritas Free West Papua Oleh Teman-teman Leste
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West Papua Solidarity from East Timor raising Morning Star Flag in East Timor By East Timor Dec 4, 2011, 00:15 |
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05 Desember 2011
Takut Diserang Polisi, Warga Papua Mengungsi ke Hutan
Takut Diserang Polisi, Warga Papua Mengungsi ke Hutan
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Written by Yason Sambom
Jayapura,
Sekitar 110 warga Berap, Genyem, Papua terpaksa mengungsi ke hutan
setelah sebelumnya (30/11) kampung ini diteror Polri yang menyebabkan
warga mengeroyok 2 anggota Polisi. Mereka menyeruhkan perlindungan dari
ancaman pembalasan membabi buta yang akan dilakukan oleh aparat Polisi
Indonesia.
Koresponden Warta
Papua Barat, Yason berhasil menemui para pengungsi dan melaporkan
kronologisnya bahwa awalnya Kampung Berab-Genyem, Distrik Nembukrang
dikejutkan dengan tindakan terror oleh 2 (dua) orang aparat yang
berpakaian preman yang menggunakan sepeda motor Suzuki dengan Nomor
Polisi F6611BT, menodong seorang pemuda yang sedang menelpon istrinya.
Kedua polisi ini tiba-tiba menodong dan berkata, “Kamu telpon apa?, di
Kampung bawa ada kegiatan apa? Kata korban, “Saya tidak tahu", jawab
pemuda. “di kampung Berab mau naikan Bendera Bintang Kejora?" tanya
kedua polisi itu sambil meninggalkan pemuda itu lalu menuju kampung
bawa.
VIETNAM: Church leader beaten in a gang attack 22/11/2011
VIETNAM: Church leader beaten in a gang attack 22/11/2011
House church violently attacked
On 13 November, leaders of an unregistered house church were violently attacked, leaving twelve people seriously injured. The gang also threatened to kill the pastor if he continued to organise church meetings. The Agape Baptist Church, just outside Hanoi, is part of an unregistered house church denomination. As neither church nor denomination is registered there is no automatic access to legal protection. Despite improvements in religious freedom over recent years, attacks on churches still occur and are not uncommon. It is thought that local police and security officials sometimes employ gangs to undertake the attacks and perpetrators are rarely prosecuted.In September, a registered house church belonging to the Vietnam Baptist church was similarly attacked, twice by twenty thugs. Responding to these attacks, CSW’s Advocacy director highlighted that the meeting of the registered church “is protected by Vietnamese legislation” and he called for “concrete protection for those whose religious freedom is violated.”
Faster registration needed for Vietnamese churches
An area of difficulty for Vietnam’s churches is the registration system. Technically, all churches, whether they belong to recognised denominations or not, should be able to register their meeting places with the local authorities. The benefits of registering are that groups are less likely to be accused of holding “illegal meetings”. However, CSW’s research over the past few years has shown that the registration system has slowed, and in some areas come to a complete halt. There is a huge backlog of applications that have not been processed. This backlog especially affects Christians from ethnic minorities and unregistered denominations. CSW is calling for the registration system to be implemented broadly and fairly to enable the protections enshrined in Vietnamese law to be available for everyone.CSW lobbies for EU action on behalf of Vietnamese Christians
This autumn, CSW has been lobbying for EU action to exert pressure on Vietnam for change. In 2011, we have reported that in several cases, Vietnamese Christians have been accused of separatist activity. CSW believes that these accusations were made in order to clamp down on church activity, especially when the churches were deemed successful in attracting new converts. This is in addition to reports of gang attacks on churches with impunity. CSW is lobbying for action to guarantee the right to freedom of movement for ethnic minority Protestants and ensure that they are protected from harassment and persecution at the local level.
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