A new report examines the worsening humanitarian crisis in West Papua, Indonesia, where indigenous communities face military operations, displacement, and allegations of human rights abuses.
The report highlights the deaths of West Papuan civilians, raids that have forced thousands from their homes, and the long-running conflict between independence supporters and the Indonesian government. More than 124,000 people have been internally displaced, while restrictions on journalists and aid groups continue to limit access to affected areas.
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