WCC MISSION ON HUMANITARIAN VISITED NDUGAMA WAR CONFLICT REFUGEE IN WAMENA WEST PAPUA

The World Council of Churches Humanitarian Team had Visited Ndugama War Conflict refugee in Wamena West Papua

On Monday, February 18^th, 2019

The World Council of Churches has visited the Ndugama, Papua conflict Refugees. Evacuation has occurred because of the military operations that have been and are being carried out by the Indonesian military in the Ndugama Territory, West Papua.

The Humanitarian Team of the World Council of Churches (WCC) has also held meetings with all parties, including refugees, who are mostly the School childrens. 

The meeting was held at the emergency school place for childrens who had taken refugee in Wamena, Central Highlands of West Papua.

Please follow the brief report below!

The meeting between Refugees and the Envoys of the World Council of Churches on the courtyard of the Church of Kingmi Weneroma, Wamena-Papua.

In delivering to the World Council of Churches team that as a result of Indonesian Military Operations, we Victims had to flee a great distance through the wilderness until someone died on the way. This is unacceptable condition.

They mentioned that to WCC Mission Team, we just want to be free, free garden, walk freely on our ancestors lands, and free School activities.

They mentioned again, we just want independence on our land, that's the message conveyed by school childrens in the refugee camps in Wamena, Papua.

During the meeting also the childrens of victims of the Indonesian Military crime, namely the late Rev. Mr. Gemin Nirigi who also delivered a statement about the events of the deceased or his father who was burned to death in Mapenduma, Papua yesterday on Maonday 18^th of February 2019.

All the problems are already at the UN desk and they come to make sure through the World Council of Churches that true or not the events and suffering that is happening in West Papua especially in the Ndugama area, Papua.

A direct source of information from Wamena, the place of refugee.

Edited and Publishing by,
Sebby Sambom
Spokesperson of TPNPB-OPM
Former West Papuan Political Prisoner

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Photo of  WCC Humanitarian Team Mission to held meeting with Ndugama War Conflict refugee students in Wamena

Into Indonesian Malay please follow the below report

Senin, 18 Februari 2019

Dewan Gereja Dunia (The World Council of Churches) telah mengunjungi para Pengungsi konflik perang Ndugama, Papua. Pengungsian telah terjadi karena akibat operasi militer yang telah dan sedang dilakukan oleh militer Indonesia di Weilayah Teritori Ndugama, West Papua. 

Tim Kemanusian dari Dewan Gereja Dunia (WCC) juga telah melakukan pertemuan dengan semua pihak, termasuk para pengungsi, yang lebih banya anak-anak Sekolah. Pertemuan dilakukan di tempat Sekolah darurat bagi anak-anak yang telah mengunsi di Wamena. 

Silakan ikuti laporan singkat dibawah ini! 

Pertemuan tadi antara Pengungsi dengan Para Utusan Gereja-Gereja Se-dunia di halaman Gereja Kingmi Jemaat Weneroma - Wamena. 

Dalam penyampaian kepada tim Dewan Gereja Dunia bahwa akibat dari Operasi Militer indonesia, kami Para Korban harus mengungsi menempuh jarak yang sangat jauh melewati hutan belantara sampai ada yang meninggal dalam perjalanan. 

kami hanya ingin sekolah bebas, berkebun bebas, jalan dengan bebas diatas tanah moyang dan leluhur kami. 

kami hanya ingin kemerdekaan diatas tanah kami, itu pesan yang disampaikan oleh anak anak sekolah di tempat pengungsian di Wamena, Papua.

Dalam pertemuan itu juga anak dari korban kejatan Militer Indonesia yaitu, almarhum Pendeta Tuan Gemin Nirigi yang juga menyampaikan pernyataan tentang peristiwa almarhum atau bapaknya yang dibakar sampai meninggal di mapenduma, Papua kemarin.

Semua masalah sudah ada di meja PBB dan mereka datang untuk pastikan melalui Dewan Gereja Dunia bahwa benar atau tidak peristiwa dan penderitaan yang sedang terjadi di West Papua khususnya di daerah Ndugama, Papua.

Sumber informasi langsung dari Wamena, tempat pengungsian.

Edited and Publishing by,

Sebby Sambom

Spokesperson of TPNPB-OPM

Former West Papuan Political Prisoner