Senin, 18 Juni 2012

Activist killing sparks riot in Indonesia's Papua

Activist killing sparks riot in Indonesia's Papua

Updated 04:43 a.m., Friday, June 15, 2012

  • A 
Papuan man walks past a burning car following a riot in Waena district, 
Jayapura, Papua province, Indonesia, Thursday, June 14, 2012. Angry mobs
 burned cars and motorcycles after an independent activist was shot dead
 by the police during his arrest, news reports said. A small, poorly 
armed separatist movement has battled Indonesian rule since it took over
 West Papua from Dutch colonial rule in 1963. Photo: AP / AP
    A Papuan man walks past a burning car following a riot in Waena district, Jayapura, Papua province, Indonesia, Thursday, June 14, 2012. Angry mobs burned cars and motorcycles after an independent activist was shot dead by the police during his arrest, news reports said. A small, poorly armed separatist movement has battled Indonesian rule since it took over West Papua from Dutch colonial rule in 1963. Photo: AP / AP 
    A 
plain-clothes police officer and residents walk past a burning 
motorcycle following a riot in Waena district, Jayapura, Papau province,
 Indonesia, Thursday, June 14, 2012. Angry mobs burned cars and 
motorcycles after an independent activist was shot dead by the police 
during his arrest, news reports said. A small, poorly armed separatist 
movement has battled Indonesian rule since it took over West Papua from 
Dutch colonial rule in 1963. Photo: AP / AP

WP Photos News: Mako Tabuni Funeral Post 7 Sentani West Papua 2012

WP Photos News: Mako Tabuni Funeral Post 7 Sentani West Papua 2012
Very moving display of grief and sorrow for Mako Tabuni as Papuans gather round his body to still the West Papuan National Anthem and raise the Morning Star Flag.
He was a true hero of the people of New Guinea.
His symbol of Freedom will live on forever.



A prayer for West Papua

A prayer for West Papua

Mako Tabuni. (Credit: KNPB/westpapuamedia)
MUSA (MAKO) TABUNI