The #MakeWestPapuaSafe campaign is rolling in Australia. Actions were launched in Cairns in November 2018 and April 2019. Our goal is to put pressure on the Australian Federal Police to stop training the Indonesian Police, including the paramilitary Mobile Police Brigade (Brimob) and the counter insurgency group Special Detachment 88 (D88), responsible for killing scores… [Read more] Make West Papua Safe
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Sign Now: #MakeWestPapuaSafe. Hold the AFP accountable
This petition of certain citizens of Australia draws to the attention of the Senate that: Reputable human rights organisations report significant human rights violations committed by Indonesian police and military in West Papua; These violations are committed with impunity; The Australian Federal Police and Australian Defence Forces provide substantial support to the Indonesian police and… [Read more] Sign Now: #MakeWestPapuaSafe. Hold the AFP accountable
#DefenceExports from Australia – weapons plus abuse
There’s no honour in exporting abuse. Soldiers of the United Arab Emirates have conducted human rights abuses in Yemen. Australians from the SAS have been training them. And defence technology contracts are embedded in the training arrangements. Many have already signed the petition to stop Australian #DefenceExports to governments that abuse. If you have signed, we ask… [Read more] #DefenceExports from Australia – weapons plus abuse
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