? GLOBAL FEATURE In December 1981, death plowed through a tiny village in El Salvador. The sword of death was raised by a US-trained battalion and fell over a thousand civilians, among them hundreds of children.
? REPORT Reports from the closed West Papua speak of minor civilian deaths, burning villages, and intensive Indonesian bomb raids. The Indonesian government—and Indonesian press—however, speak more about the necessity of peace talks in the Israel–Palestine conflict, than the developments in the far-eastern corner of the country’s widespread archipelago.
? FEATURE In December 1981, death plowed through a tiny village in El Salvador. The sword of death was raised by a US-trained battalion and fell over a thousand civilians, among them hundreds of children.
? NYHETER: Victor Yeimo, one of the “masterminds” behind massive civilian protests in West Papua in 2019, has been arrested by Indonesian authorities.
? NYHETER: Since the February coup Myanmar is caught up in a political, social, and economic turmoil with no end in sight.
? NYHETER: Shortly after the announcement of the formation of a provisional and clandestine government in West Papua, Indonesia intensifies its military operations in western New Guinea.
? REPORTAGE Journalism is forced to a global retreat. Evermore grim working conditions, cut-back salaries and “fake news” accusations slouch around the world.
? REPORTAGE Indonesian army hunts, shells and displaces unarmed West Papuan civilians, who are later forced to raise the Indonesian flag in internal refugee life to avoid retaliation.
? NYHETER: Papua New Guinea reconvenes its parliament and reopen all schools. All despite an increase of Covid-19-infected citizens in the South Pacific nation.
? FEATURE: The roughly 20,000 people stranded in the jungles of Northern Kachin State in Myanmar are susceptible to hunger and health problems.
