Human Rights Lawyers in West Papua
EngageMedia video about the situation of human rights lawyers in West Papua
Written byMong Palatino
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Our nations to our shame are responsible for the UN and Indonesian occupations of West Papua, we supported resolution 1752 (XVII) to occupy the colony and we have NEVER called on the UN to honour its part of that deal, articles 76, 87, 88 of the UN Charter. Our governments turn a blind eye to the abuse of lawyers and the law while the people of West Papua continue to suffer; we should call on the United Nations to honour its duties under articles 76, 86, and 88 to West Papua…