This paper examines the Indonesian government’s perspective of the West Papua independence movement and its interests in maintaining sovereign control over the territory, despite growing tensions and escalating violence.

As Indonesia tightens its grip on West Papua, Pacific nations are pushing for a negotiated solution.

This report looks at how Jakarta's policies have affected the independence movement in Papua, human rights investigations and local elections.

This thesis examines news coverage of conflict in Fiji, Papua New Guinea (PNG), and West Papua by two prominent media sources in New Zealand - Radio New Zealand's Morning Report (MR) and the New Zealand Herald (NZH). The news coverage will be analysed through a peace journalism framework. Peace journalism is an approach to reporting...

In this paper, Rodd McGibbon calls on the Australian government to engage more actively in the public debate in Australia over the Papua conflict.