Immigration to West Papua is said to be creating the seeds of sectarian conflict.

Arms race in southern Asia, Australia’s regional hegemonic aspirations and Indonesian procurements of military weapons and aircraft.

What if there had been a communist victory in 1965.

Stories of cannibals and cannibalism in Sumatra and Papua.

Ramalan malapetaka dan banjir untuk Indonesia.

Doomsayers predict disaster for Indonesia as sea levels rise.

Does Indonesia need a federal system, amid the separatist hysteria of late?

The tyranny of the majority, and the minority, in Papua.

Biblical laws in Manokwari, Papua.

The Indonesian security forces.

Traditional native languages in Indonesia are dying out.

The men of the 521 battalion from Kediri are marching off to Papua bringing guns, condoms, and religious tracts.

Some on the political left in the west continue to take an interest in the Papuan “genocide”.

Some fear a coming explosion in the numbers of HIV/AIDS sufferers in Indonesia.

A report by the International Crisis Group suggests the situation in Papua is not as dire as some, often Australians, like to believe.

Human rights violations in Papua have increased in recent times, says one observer.

Some of the key events in west Papua’s past, leading up to integration with Indonesia.

The similarities in the cases of the murders of two human rights activists, Munir Said Thalib in Indonesia and Somchai Neelaphaijit in Thailand.

It’s difficult to know what goes on in the province of Papua but some information does get out from time to time. Two recent events shed some light on the situation there.

Muslims in the town of Manokwari in Papua can’t get permission to build mosques, says a member of parliament.

The Papuan Tribal Council has demanded the establishment of an independent fact finding team to investigate human rights abuses that have taken place in Papua.

While carrying out a “hearts and minds” operation in Papua two Indonesian soldiers were killed after an attack, apparently by the Papuan separatist group, Organisasi Papua Merdeka (OPM).

A look at some of the current attitudes towards Australia of prominent Indonesians in the wake of the granting of temporary visas to Papuan refugees and the subsequent cartoon wars.

Civil Supremacy and Reform of the Military.