West Papua National Liberation Army Attacks Threaten Stability in Indonesia's Papua Region
Recent attacks by the West Papua National Liberation Army have resulted in civilian casualties and threaten social stability in Indonesia's Papua region, according to security researcher Heri Herdiawanto. The incidents, occurring on March 8 and March 11, involved assaults on a rebel command post in Tambrauw District and the Grasberg area, leading to the deaths of two local government employees. Continued violence could undermine security and disrupt economic activities, prompting calls for restraint and prioritization of civilian safety.
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Attacks by the West Papua National Liberation Army (TPNPB) in Indonesia's Papua region have resulted in two civilian deaths and pose risks to social stability and development. The assaults occurred on March 8 and March 11 in Tambrauw District and the Grasberg area.
Researcher Heri Herdiawanto highlighted that these incidents violate humanitarian principles and exacerbate security concerns, affecting public services and economic activities. He emphasized the importance of protecting civilians, exercising restraint, and fostering a secure environment to support regional development, urging adherence to Indonesia's state ideology, Pancasila, for lasting peace.
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